Zscaler
+39%
est. 2Y upside i
Rank
#1184
Sector
Cybersecurity
Est. Liquidity
~0Y
Data Quality
Data: HighZscaler's public equity offers moderate 2-year upside (~39%) but with high risk from slowing growth and incumbent competition.
Last updated: July 21, 2026
Multiple expands to 11x as EU regulatory actions benefit independent cybersecurity leaders and zero trust adoption accelerates. Revenue reaches $4.47B, pushing market cap to $49B.
Multiple converges to 9x in line with comps, driven by sustained 21% revenue growth over two years. Market cap rises to $40B from $24.4B.
Multiple compresses to 6x due to slowing growth guidance (16-17% in FY27) and competitive pressure from incumbents. Market cap only reaches $27B, minimal gain.
Preference Stack Risk
lowFunding Intensity
1%Public company with $148M total funding, negligible preference overhang vs $24.4B market cap.
Dilution Risk
lowNo expected equity raise; ongoing stock-based compensation is already priced in.
Secondary Liquidity
activeShares are publicly traded on NASDAQ, providing immediate liquidity upon vesting.
Other — 280 roles
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Last updated: February 22, 2026
Questions to Ask at the Interview
Strategic questions based on Zscaler's data — designed to show you've done your homework.
- 1
“How do you plan to sustain growth rates given increasing competition from Palo Alto and Cisco?”
- 2
“What is the company's strategy to improve profitability while investing in growth?”
- 3
“How does the equity compensation structure align with long-term shareholder value?”
- 4
“What are the key factors that could accelerate or decelerate zero trust adoption in the next 2 years?”
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