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Given these initiatives, management said during the fourth-quarter earnings call it maintained its target of double-digit revenue growth over the long term. Dropbox also acquired HelloSign last year to enhance its portfolio with e-signature capabilities. And the confirmed full-year guidance, which corresponds to 13.2% year-over-year revenue growth at the midpoint, indicates that trend should continue this year.Īs a result, Dropbox is transforming its legacy cloud storage business into a collaboration platform that integrates some other cloud-based services such as Slack Technologies' collaboration software and Zoom Video Communications' video communication tools. In addition, Dropbox's revenue growth has been decelerating over the last several years because of its growing scale.

For instance, Alphabet's Google Drive provides 15 GB of free data storage, and Google One's offerings start at 100 GB of storage for $1.99 per month.

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But that business is being commoditized as giant competitors offer such services for free or at low cost. From cloud storage to collaborationĭropbox's legacy activity consists of providing storage for users to host their files in the cloud and access them from anywhere. However, investors should remain prudent: The company is transitioning away from its legacy, now commoditized, core business and management's long-term goals exclude some important costs.

In addition, its first-quarter results indicate the impact of the coronavirus pandemic seems limited, as full-year guidance stays valid (with minor currency and interest rate adjustments). With its enterprise value that represents less than nine times management's forecasted free cash flow of at least $1 billion in 2024, Dropbox ( DBX 2.15%) looks like a cheap software-as-a-service (SaaS) growth stock.