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Don't let market volatility convince you otherwise: Investing in stocks remains one of the best ways to accumulate capital over long periods. It can be hard to remember that when equities are falling, and the market faces significant uncertainty due to macroeconomic factors -- precisely what we have experienced in 2025.
Shopify benefits from a booming merchant base, an expanding partner base and a strong solutions portfolio despite a stretched valuation.
New Embedded Shopify App Offers One-Click Payment Installments and All-in-One Credit Card Processing Service ATLANTA , March 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Splitit, a global leader in credit card-linked payment installments, announces the launch of its new fully Embedded Shopify App - Splitit Card Installments . This new app provides merchants with an all-in-one service, including credit card processing, while delivering a seamless one-click installment payment experience for consumers, without any redirects or applications.
Join Coveo and Shopify for live demos at SHOPTALK, March 25-27 in Las Vegas. Visit the Coveo booth #1744 (next to the Impact Lounge) to see how AI-Relevance can transform Shopify businesses.
Are you looking for a new growth stock? Put Shopify (SHOP 5.00%) on your watchlist if not in your portfolio.
Investors interested in Internet - Services stocks are likely familiar with Baidu Inc. (BIDU) and Shopify (SHOP). But which of these two companies is the best option for those looking for undervalued stocks?
Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Shopify (SHOP). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
Shopify's revenue growth remains robust, with Q4 FY24 revenue up 31% YoY, driven by strong GMV growth and merchant acquisition across enterprise, offline, and international markets. Despite recent stock price volatility and macroeconomic uncertainties, Shopify's long-term growth story is intact, with management optimistic about expanding its market share with targeted product innovation. In the meantime, operating leverage is improving, with operating income up 60% YoY and free cash flow margins at 22%, surpassing the Rule of 50.
Shopify shares are down 21% from February highs, far more than the market. Shopify's growth is predicated on an accelerating flywheel of ecommerce penetration, market share gains, merchant growth, product expansion and adoption, all while maintaining high margins and driving operational leverage. Macro uncertainties like tariffs and inflation could present attractive opportunities to join Shopify's journey to a $500 billion valuation, which I expect in less than a decade.
Growth stocks are supposed to see growth rates decelerate over time - but is Shopify excluded from that rule? The company saw growth accelerate in the latest quarter, and management continues to guide for sustained growth ahead. The company is profitable on a GAAP basis with a net cash balance sheet.