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Megaport’s AI contracts could support growth, but doubling by 2030 is uncertain

Megaport’s AI contracts could support growth, but doubling by 2030 is uncertain

Megaport is an Australian company that connects businesses to cloud providers and data centres.

It has expanded into computing infrastructure for AI by acquiring Latitude.sh, which provides computing power, networking and storage.

Since April, the company has announced about $2.3 billion in strategic AI infrastructure contracts, but not all the related revenue is being billed yet.

Megaport says its pro forma annual recurring revenue is around $1.1 billion and has forecast FY27 revenue of $720 million to $810 million.

The story argues that a $10,000 investment could double by 2030, but says this is not certain and depends on delivering the contracts, winning customers and earning attractive returns.

The company plans to spend between $1.78 billion and $1.88 billion in FY27, and it faces competition, changing technology and uncertainty about AI demand.

Investors will need to see whether Megaport turns its contracts into revenue and profits and sustains growth in the years ahead.

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