Shares of cybersecurity company SentinelOne (S, Financial) surged 7.18% after the company announced a deal with Lenovo. The agreement entails integrating SentinelOne's AI-powered endpoint security solutions into millions of new Lenovo PCs, while existing Lenovo customers will also have the option to upgrade to SentinelOne's security offerings.
As of the latest data, SentinelOne (S, Financial) is trading at $24.87, reflecting a positive change of 7.18%. The company’s market capitalization stands at $7.89 billion, with a strong balance sheet and competitive positioning in the cybersecurity sector.
SentinelOne's financial strength is highlighted by an Altman Z-Score of 5.45 and a Beneish M-Score of -2.84, indicating that the company is unlikely to manipulate its financial statements. The company also boasts a high cash-to-debt ratio of 35.19 and an equity-to-asset ratio of 0.70, underscoring its solid financial health.
However, it's noteworthy that SentinelOne is currently operating at a loss, with a TTM EPS of -0.93 and a revenue growth rate of 38% over the past year. The company's GF Value is estimated at $30.63, suggesting that the stock is currently "Modestly Undervalued" relative to its intrinsic value. For more details, you can check the GF Value page of SentinelOne.
The recent partnership with Lenovo is expected to drive future growth and strengthen SentinelOne's market position. With substantial growth potential and strong financial health, SentinelOne (S, Financial) remains an intriguing prospect for investors looking into the cybersecurity space.
