Procore: A Market Leader In Construction Software That Has Been Outperforming Peers

Bert Hochfeld
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Summary

  • Procore is the leading construction focused software vendor.
  • Results last quarter were exceptionally strong but the company's guidance was very conservative.
  • The company appears to have functional advantages when compared to other competitors in the space.
  • The company has substantial opportunities to manage expenses and reach positive non-GAAP operating margins and free cash flow sooner than forecast.
  • The company has an intriguing product road map with several initiatives that could move the growth needle significantly in the next several years.

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Procore: Lots of Buzzword compliance here, but a real company as well

Procore (NYSE:PCOR) is probably not an investment idea on the lips or in the minds of most investors. It is a fairly recent

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Bert Hochfeld graduated with a degree in economics from the University of Pennsylvania and received an MBA from Harvard. Mr. Hochfeld has enjoyed a long career in the tech world, working for IBM, Memorex/Telex, Raytheon Data Systems, and BMC Software. Starting in the 1990s, Mr. Hochfeld worked as a sell-side analyst and won awards from the Wall Street Journal for his coverage of the software space. In 2001, Mr. Hochfeld formed his own independent research company, Hochfeld Independent Research Group, which provided research services to major institutions including Fidelity, Columbia Asset, SAC Capital, and many other prominent institutions and hedge funds. He also operated the Hepplewhite Fund, a hedge fund that specialized in technology investments. Hedge Fund Research, an independent 3rd party firm that specializes in ranking managers, rated the Hepplewhite Fund as the best performing small-cap fund for the 5 years ending in 2011. In 2012, Mr. Hochfeld was convicted of misappropriating funds from a hedge fund he operated. Mr. Hochfeld has published more than 500 articles on Seeking Alpha, all dealing with companies in the information technology space. Highly esteemed for his investment wisdom accumulated over decades, Mr. Hochfeld ranks in the top 0.1% of Tip Ranks analysts for his selection of information technology stocks and their subsequent successes.

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