Atlassian Stock News

Atlassian Corporation continues robust growth in Q1 2026, with accelerating growth in remaining performance obligations to $3.3B. TEAM's AI-driven product suite, including Teamwork Graph and recent acquisitions, positions it for next-generation enterprise productivity leadership. Despite a premium 7.8x P/S valuation, TEAM offers superior growth compared to peers and significant free cash flow m...

Shares of Upstart and Atlassian have dramatically underperformed the S&P 500 this year, but Wall Street analysts generally view the stocks as undervalued. Upstart hopes to disrupt the lending industry with artificial intelligence, and new products (auto, home, and small-dollar loans) are gaining traction.

Investor excitement around artificial intelligence (AI) has led many stocks to climb faster than their fundamentals support. These three stocks still offer compelling value, with growth driven by advancements in artificial intelligence across software and hardware.

Atlassian is rated a Buy at $162, with the stock down 26% despite strong cloud and AI-driven growth. TEAM posted 21% revenue growth, 26% cloud revenue growth, and beat EPS estimates by $0.20, yet market skepticism persists over losses and R&D intensity. Gross margins are robust at 83.5%, with over 300,000 customers and a highly recurring subscription base driving future profitability potential.

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Atlassian Corporation (NASDAQ: TEAM), a leading provider of team collaboration and productivity software, announced that Atlassian cloud apps, including Jira, Confluence, and Jira Service Management, are now publicly listed on AWS Marketplace. Through AWS Marketplace, organizations can easily discover, buy, and manage thousands of software solutions, including pre-bu...

The software sector has been a meaningful laggard this year, and Baird analysts say plenty of stocks are now on sale.

The portfolio generated a modestly positive absolute return in Q3, but it trailed the MSCI All Country World Small Mid Index. The Q3 underperformance was driven by stock selection in the IT, financials and consumer discretionary sectors. On the positive side, stock selection in the health care and industrials sectors was the strongest contributor to performance.

Atlassian's strong product ecosystem and recurring revenue model support long-term growth and customer retention. The company's ongoing investments in cloud migration and innovation drive competitive advantage and expansion opportunities. Valuation remains elevated, but TEAM's robust fundamentals and market leadership justify a positive long-term outlook.