MP1 fell 5.6% on Wednesday, managing to outperform only DroneShield and Catapult. This $2.2bn global Network-as-a-Service provider delivered $227.1mn in revenue in FY25 and is forecast to increase this to $283mn in FY26. The stock has been weak of late, having raised $200mn at $14.30 to assist the acquisition of infrastructure platform Latitude for $150mn. We actually like this expansion into another high-growth area, which should give MP1 exposure to the computer-as-a-service market, generating cross-selling opportunities.
For now, though, MP1 earnings are a bit ‘all over the shop’, and while recent weakness saw Jefferies move to a buy on valuation grounds, we don’t think MP1 is deep value (yet), and there is plenty of uncertainty in what their earnings will be in the future.