Palantir Overview - Palantir went public via a direct listing on Sept 30, 2020, starting at 10andcurrentlytradingatabout29 [1] - The company has shown robust growth, rising profits, and rapid expansion of its domestic commercial business, reducing dependence on government contracts [1] - Revenue grew at a CAGR of 32% from 2019 to 2023, with analysts forecasting a CAGR of 20% from 2023 to 2026 [10] - Palantir turned profitable on a GAAP basis in 2023, with net income expected to rise at a CAGR of 46% over the next three years [10] Innodata Overview - Innodata is a 500millioncompanyexpandingfasterthanPalantir,withsharestradingat4timesthisyear′ssales[4][8]−Thecompanyprovidesbusinessprocess,technology,andconsultingservices,mainlyservinglargeorganizationsacrossvarioussectors[14]−Innodatastarted2024withmasterserviceagreementswithfiveofthe"MagnificentSeven"companies,anticipatingrevenueboostsfromthreeofthemthisyear[5]FinancialPerformanceandGrowth−Innodata′srevenuegrewataCAGRof125 million in 2023, with analysts expecting it to rise at a CAGR of 64% to 22millionby2026[3]MarketPotentialandValuation−IfInnodatameetsWallStreet′stargetofgenerating205 million in revenue in 2026 and trades at 10 times sales, it would be worth more than 2billion[6]−Palantir′sstockisconsideredexpensiveat87timesforwardearningsand24timesthisyear′ssales,withamarketcapof64 billion [4] - Innodata's shares soared 1,350% over the past five years, reflecting its transformation into a growth stock due to the generative AI market expansion [8] Competitive Landscape - Innodata faces competition from IT services giants like Accenture and digital transformation specialists like Globant [12] - The company's new Magnificent Seven customers could reduce generative AI spending if the market cools off [12] - Despite competition, Innodata's generative AI business expansion offers significant upside potential [9]