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NVIDIA Corporation NVDA
NVIDIA sells the compute that trains and runs artificial intelligence, and at $214.72 the stock trades at 23.8 times what 31 analysts think it earns next fiscal year.
The whole setup turns on one unanswered question: whether the $394.7B of FY2027 consensus revenue is demand NVIDIA found or demand NVIDIA funded.
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The business
NVIDIA designs the processors that train and run AI models, the networking gear that welds tens of thousands of them into a single machine, and CUDA, the software layer most AI code is written against. The buyers are a short list: Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, Oracle, and a newer cohort of AI-native firms building their own compute. Payment is upfront hardware revenue on enormous orders, revenue is concentrated, and the product cycle now runs about a year.
The engine is scale multiplied by margin. Revenue went from $27.0B in FY2023 to $215.9B in FY2026, operating income from $4.2B to $130.4B, and free cash flow from $3.8B to $96.7B, an 81% conversion in FY2026. What changed last year is the shape of the profit: pre-tax income of $141.5B now sits $11.1B above operating income, because NVIDIA is marking up equity stakes in private AI companies rather than netting out interest and other items.
Inside the complete One Pager
- 01The business
- 02Things you might not know
- 03Fundamentals
- 04Valuation
- 05Management
- 06Compensation
- 07The linchpins
- 08Last word
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