This should help to accelerate NLOK's international expansion as well as upsell opportunities on existing customers at Avast, which has found success with its freemium model. Looking forward, NLOK is well-positioned for continued growth, as management expects to close on its pending acquisition of Avast, a Czech company, in the middle of this year. As shown below, NLOK posts sector leading EBITDA and Net Income margins of 48% and 33%, respectively. NLOK maintains relatively strong margins, which helps it to score an A+ rating for Profitability. This resulted in free cash flow growth of 13%, which is higher than the aforementioned revenue growth. This marks the ninth consecutive quarter of sequential customer growth.Īlso encouraging, NLOK is seeing positive operating leverage through its scale, as reflected by op margin increasing by 180 bps over the prior year period to 52.8%. This was driven in large part by robust direct customer growth of 2.4 million, bringing the total number of customers to 23.4 million. NLOK is seeing respectable growth, with revenue growing by 10% (12% on a constant currency basis) YoY during the fiscal third quarter (ended December 31st). NLOK also offers Norton WiFi Privacy, which helps protect users' online privacy. The company has a portfolio of security products for consumers, including Identity Safe, which helps protect users' identities and personal information, Norton Security, which provides protection for devices from malware and other online threats, and LifeLock, which helps guard against identity theft. It's a comprehensive provider of consumer security products, services, and solutions. However, NortonLifeLock is much more than just an antivirus company. Indeed, Norton has been in the business of cybersecurity for over 30 years and is a well-known player in this space. When you hear the name Norton, the first thing that likely comes to mind is antivirus software. This article explores whether NLOK is a buy at the current price, so let's get started. This brings me to NortonLifeLock ( NASDAQ: NLOK), whose stock has traded rather sideways over few months, remaining virtually flat since the start of the year.
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