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InvestingPro Fair Value nails 68% return on LiveRamp in 5 months

InvestingPro Fair Value nails 68% return on LiveRamp in 5 months

InvestingPro’s Fair Value analysis accurately identified LiveRamp Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:RAMP) as undervalued in February 2026, leading to a remarkable 67.8% return over five months. The data connectivity platform provider trades at $22.42 per share, yet generates significant revenue and EBITDA. The stock was undervalued by 52.54% according to InvestingPro’s models, with an estimated Fair Value of $34.20.

In the months leading up to the identification, the stock faced volatility, including a 17% decline in January 2026, creating an ideal entry point that the models captured. From the February purchase price of $22.42, LiveRamp surged to $37.85 by mid-August 2026, surpassing the initial Fair Value target. The stock has reached as high as $38.23, only 174% above its 52-week low.

LiveRamp’s fundamentals have strengthened since the Fair Value call, with revenue increasing to $832.1 million and EBITDA reaching $120.9 million—a 52% increase from the analysis period. EPS more than doubled, reflecting improved operational efficiency. The company announced a $200 million share buyback expansion and received a $2.2 billion acquisition offer, causing shares to surge 27% in response.

LiveRamp has also advanced its AI capabilities, adding NVIDIA GPU support and launching new agent builder programs for marketers. InvestingPro's Fair Value methodology combines discounted cash flow models, comparable company analyses, and analyst consensus to determine a stock's intrinsic worth. By synthesizing these approaches, the system helps investors spot undervalued opportunities with a built-in margin of safety.

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