Unity Software posted Q3 adjusted earnings of $0.20 per share, surprising analysts. The stock tripled from its 2024 low after the CEO canceled unpopular fees. IPO investors are down 4.9% after five years, despite a recent 110% gain. Unity went public in 2020 at $52 per share.

The stock peaked above $200 in 2021 during metaverse hype, then crashed over 80% by 2024. Unity burned cash, widened losses, and alienated developers. New CEO Matthew Bromberg canceled fees, raised prices, and pivoted to AI advertising with Unity Vector. Stock has since tripled from $15.

Unity’s Q3 2025 earnings surprised with $0.20 EPS and $471 million in revenue, driven by Unity Vector AI. Analysts predict $0.89 in earnings for fiscal 2025. Wedbush added Unity to its Best Ideas List, citing undervaluation. Simply Wall St estimates fair value at $55.77.

Unity’s high growth potential through AI-powered advertising, 74% gross margins, and path to profitability stand out. Despite a $127 million GAAP loss in Q3, the turnaround seems real. The stock trades at 11.7 times sales with a forward P/E of 105. Insider selling is heavy, competition from Epic’s Unreal Engine remains, and there’s geopolitical risk with operations in Israel.

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