Growth stocks have helped push the stock market higher over the past decade. Although the market has had a choppy start to 2025, there’s good reason to believe that growth stocks can continue to lead the way higher in the coming years.
Let’s take a look at four companies with significant revenue growth that investors could consider buying and holding over the next decade.
When it comes to revenue growth, few companies can compete with it Nvidia(Nasdaq: NVDA)which saw its net profits rise by 94% in the third quarter of fiscal year 2025. The company is considered the market leader in Graphics processing units (GPUs)the backbone of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure due to its ultra-fast processing speeds.
This leadership is further supported by the CUDA-X software platform, which makes its chips easily programmable for various AI tasks through a suite of development tools and libraries.
Big tech companies and startups are pouring money into AI data centers, and AI models only need more GPUs to become more advanced, so the company is well-positioned to absorb this strong demand in the future. At the same time, it has accelerated the development of new chips to approximately one chip per year, helping to ensure its technological progress.
Despite its strong growth and future outlook, the stock price is attractive at Forward price to earnings ratio (P/E) 29.5 based on analyst estimates for fiscal year 2026. For only a small premium to 26.3 forward P/E for Nasdaq 100 Investors can benefit from one of the most important companies behind the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Another fast-growing stock that has come onto the scene is AppLovin (NASDAQ:AP)Which increased its revenue by 39% in the third quarter. This growth is led by the software platforms sector, which saw revenues rise by 66% year-on-year.
The company, whose core business is a gaming app platform, has seen its growth surge since launching Axon-2 in 2023. The AI-powered advertising technology platform has been a huge success, using machine learning to better attract new users. Monetize them.
The company believes it can continue to grow among gaming customers at a rate of 20% to 30% in the long term based on overall market growth and continued performance improvements with the algorithm’s self-learning.
Meanwhile, AppLovin is looking to take the success of Axon-2 to other sectors. It has already begun testing it in the e-commerce space, and management believes it could be a useful revenue contributor in 2025. If this push is successful, the company will have a great opportunity to capitalize on it.
The stock is also reasonably priced, trading at a forward P/E of 36.8 based on analyst estimates for 2025.
getlab(NASDAQ:GTLB) It has grown consistently with revenue increasing 30% to 40% in each of the past six quarters. The company runs a DevSecOps platform that helps developers create software in a secure environment.
The company has seen a major improvement with the GitLab Duo add-on, which can help programmers by offering suggestions and can help complete the programming process. Meanwhile, Duo Workflow is an AI offering that can proactively help with software development.
GitLab is working to grow its customer base and win more business within its existing base. As of Q3 FY2025, it had 9,159 customers, up more than 16% year over year. Meanwhile, the company has a strong net revenue retention rate of 124%, which shows that existing customers are increasing their spending with the company over time. Looking to the future, the administration signed an agreement with Amazon Allow Amazon Web Services customers to use the GitLab platform to deploy secure code faster.
With a forward P/E ratio of 75.3 as of this writing, GitLab is the most expensive stock on this list. This may come with greater volatility for its shares, but the company could still outperform for long-term investors.
Cybersecurity company Guardian One(NYSE: S) Q3 FY2025 revenue grew 28% year over year. Management said it is seeing momentum with institutional clients and government agencies. The company also said it has begun winning some business from its competitors CrowdStrike Holdings After that company’s well-publicized breakup last summer.
SentinelOne has successfully boosted sales of Purple AI, which it describes as the fastest-growing platform in its history. This AI add-on helps analysts research complex security threats through the use of natural language prompts.
At the same time, the company has great opportunity as a supplier of enterprise PCs Lenovo SentinelOne will install the Singularity Platform on all new computers it sells. The two companies will also develop a new Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service using AI and EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) capabilities built on the Singularity platform.
Lenovo is the world’s largest PC vendor, shipping nearly 62 million units in 2024, so this is a huge partnership that could accelerate SentinelOne’s revenue growth.
However, the company is still making losses. Profit margins are trending higher, and on a price-to-sales basis, the stock is attractively valued at 6.8 times sales.
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John Mackey, former CEO of Whole Foods Market, an Amazon subsidiary, is a member of The Motley Fool’s board of directors. Jeffrey Seller He has positions at GitLab and SentinelOne. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Amazon, AppLovin, CrowdStrike, GitLab, and Nvidia. The Motley Fool has Disclosure policy.
