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Life360 Inc has been one of the standout ASX growth shares in recent years.
The company is still growing its user base, subscriptions, and advertising revenue at a strong rate.
The company finished the second quarter with around 102.4 million monthly active users, showing just how large the platform has already become.
Just over half of its MAUs are from the US market, which shows its global opportunity.
Despite increasing by 27% year on year to 3.2 million in the second quarter, Paying Circles still only represent 3.1% of its overall MAUs.
Life360 can keep adding users, convert more of them to paid memberships, and build advertising alongside that.
Consensus forecasts point to earnings per share of 54.4 cents in FY26, rising to $1.16 in FY27 and $2.14 in FY28.
At $18.72, that puts the shares on a PE ratio of about 34 times forecast FY26 earnings.
The shares would be trading at around 16 times FY27 earnings and less than nine times FY28 earnings.
A lot needs to go right for earnings per share to increase from 54.4 cents in FY26 to $2.14 in FY28.
If Life360 comes close to delivering the profits now expected over the next few years, today's share price could prove to be a good entry point.
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