Globant (GLOB) is at risk from generative AI disruption, but its current valuation of about 5 times earnings might exaggerate this threat. The company's revenue grew by 1.6% last year, showing its business is stable rather than collapsing. With a strong balance sheet and ongoing stock buybacks, Globant remains scalable. The speed of AI adoption is crucial; a slower transition could allow Globant to adapt, find profitable niches, and reduce downside risks. While risks are significant, the market may be pricing in too much immediate obsolescence, potentially creating a buying opportunity if AI disruption unfolds more gradually.
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