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Data Domain Company IPO Report
Research 2.0, June 2007, Pages: 3
Data Domain (DDUP) is showing explosive growth thanks to its ability to leverage indirect distribution channels to exploit demand for more efficient global backup solutions. We viewed the prospectus with some skepticism and have identified some real reservations. However, our long-term valuation model suggests a fair value for the shares of $23. We can’t say for sure whether or not Data Domain will be able to execute on its plan, but for now it is the company’s to lose. Even if it ends up staying in the (SMB) market its plan can work and provide very good growth with sustainable operating margins just over 20%. The offering price discounts complete success into 2008 and basically sets a valuation based on results expected in 2009 and beyond.
The Data Domain Company IPO Report:
- Explores the upcoming Goldman/Morgan Data Domain (DDUP) deal.
- Gives a thorough company history, recent trends, and the valuation model.
- Examines Data Domain’s story of improved backup efficiency with global de-duplication of data.
Study tables, charts, figures and graphs on:
- Projected EV and Fair Value
- Typical Valuation Comparisons
- Data Domain Long-Term Valuation
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