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Truecaller (OM:TRUE B) Valuation in Focus After Mixed Earnings and Ongoing Share Price Decline

Truecaller (OM:TRUE B) released its latest earnings report, drawing investor focus as sales for the third quarter and nine-month period grew year over year, while profits saw a decline.

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Despite steady sales growth, Truecaller’s share price return over the past year has been sharply negative, with a 1-year share price return of -46.42% and a total shareholder return of -40.80%. Recent quarterly results and declining profits appear to have weighed on investor sentiment, as momentum has faded and the shares have dropped significantly over the past month and quarter.

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With the stock trading well below analyst price targets, investors are left to consider whether Truecaller is currently undervalued or if the market is accurately factoring in its slowing profit growth. Is there a buying opportunity, or are expectations already set?

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Most Popular Narrative: 56.6% Undervalued

Compared to its last close of SEK27.78, the narrative’s fair value estimate of SEK64 signals a sharp disconnect between market price and fundamental expectations. Here is what is driving this markedly bullish view according to the most widely followed narrative.

The ongoing pivot towards higher-margin, recurring subscription revenue, with notable acceleration on iOS (25% QoQ subscriber growth and 50% YoY), and expansion of B2B offerings (Truecaller for Business, identity APIs) are diversifying revenue streams, lowering reliance on cyclical ad spend, and creating more stable, predictable cash flows and long-term profit growth.

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Curious which bold financial forecasts justify this aggressive valuation? Behind this narrative are ambitious assumptions about future subscription growth, margin expansion, and user engagement. What is the full story that has analysts seeing so much upside? Read on to uncover the detailed logic and numbers fueling this fair value calculation.

Result: Fair Value of SEK64 (UNDERVALUED)

Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.

However, persistent dependence on volatile ad markets and currency swings in core regions remain key risks that could challenge the bullish outlook for Truecaller.

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