One-glance verdict
$54.11 our estimate vs market $113.66
Wall Street consensus: $130.53 (141.2% higher than our fair-value estimate)
110% above our estimate, beyond the bull case
Fundamentals snapshot
P · NYQ · Technology · Computer Hardware
Current price
$113.66
52-week range
$56.78 - $119.10
Market cap
$37.87B
One-glance verdict
Wall Street consensus: $130.53 (141.2% higher than our fair-value estimate)
110% above our estimate, beyond the bull case
Balance sheet
Net cash $782.58M. Interest coverage shows how many times profit covers the interest bill.
What stands out
What this company does
Everpure sells high-performance data storage systems to businesses, acting as a super-fast digital filing cabinet for all their information. The company makes money from selling this hardware and charging subscription fees for its management software, which is important because nearly every company needs a reliable place to store its growing mountain of data.
Everpure, Inc. was founded in 2009 with the name Pure Storage, aiming to make data storage faster and more efficient by using all-flash technology, which is a much speedier alternative to traditional hard drives. A significant development in their history was the creation of the "Evergreen" model, which allows customers to update their storage systems without the need to replace all the hardware, saving them both money and effort. To signify its evolution from a hardware seller to a comprehensive data management platform, the company changed its name to Everpure, Inc. in February 2026.
Everpure offers technology and services that assist businesses in storing, managing, and retrieving large volumes of digital information. You can think of them as providing a very organized and high-speed warehouse for a company's data. Their products are utilized for a wide range of purposes, from operating daily applications and databases to supporting advanced technologies like artificial intelligence. Everpure uses "flash" storage, which is similar to the memory in a smartphone and allows for much faster data access than older, spinning hard drives. The company sells the physical equipment for data storage, the software to manage it, and also offers these as a subscription service.
This segment of the company focuses on selling the physical hardware that stores a company's data. The primary product lines are FlashArray, which is designed for structured data such as databases, and FlashBlade, which is used for unstructured data like videos, images, and documents. This part of the business supplies the essential components for a company's data center (the facility that houses all the computers and storage). This is the larger of the two main business segments, accounting for just over half of the company's revenue.
This is a rapidly expanding and crucial part of Everpure's business, contributing a substantial portion of its revenue. Customers pay a recurring fee for various services instead of making a one-time purchase. This includes their "Evergreen" subscriptions, which ensure the hardware and software are always current without causing significant interruptions. It also features Portworx, a service that aids companies in managing their applications in the cloud, and "Storage-as-a-Service," which allows customers to rent storage capacity and services from Everpure. This offers businesses a more predictable and adaptable method for handling their data storage requirements.
The company's leadership is concentrating on establishing Everpure as a key platform for data management in the era of artificial intelligence (AI). They are making significant investments to ensure their systems can handle the vast data requirements of AI applications. Another key area of focus is on "hybrid cloud" environments, which involves simplifying data management for businesses, regardless of whether their data is stored in their own data centers or on public cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure. Lastly, they are continuing to promote their subscription services to build more stable, long-term sources of income instead of depending only on single hardware sales.
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Is it cheap or expensive?
Wall Street consensus is the average analyst price target: $130.53 (141.2% higher than our fair-value estimate).
Our most-likely fair value is $54.11 a share — about 52.4% below today's price of $113.66, so the stock currently looks expensive (overvalued).
Is it drowning in debt?
Net cash $782.6M - more cash than debt. Interest coverage 34.0x.
Everpure, Inc.'s profit covers its interest bill about 34.0 times over. which is stronger than every peer shown here.
Total debt $225.31M Interest coverage 34.02x This is the baseline the peer rows are being compared against.
Total debt $35.28B Interest coverage 5.41x -84% vs P Carries about 6.3x less debt cushion than P.
Total debt $10.34B Interest coverage 6.53x -81% vs P Carries about 5.2x less debt cushion than P.
Total debt $20.32B Interest coverage 14.05x -59% vs P Carries about 2.4x less debt cushion than P.
Total debt $9.26B Interest coverage 14.24x -58% vs P Carries about 2.4x less debt cushion than P.
Total debt $2.53B Interest coverage 15.55x -54% vs P Carries about 2.2x less debt cushion than P.
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