So if we follow the same methodology as my comments above and we make two assumptions:
1. The tech market recovers enough to assign LSPD a premium valuation to industry averages (again, lets go 10x EV/Revenue, the industry average is currently 7.8)
2. Lightspeed hits its 40% growth target for Fiscal 2022.
This would be revenue of $849.36M. If we go to a 10x multiple, we're talking an enterprise value of $8.49B and a market cap of $11.1B. This gives us a share price of $74.79.
It is tough to value a non-profitable company like LSPD in any other way than this really. So, I'd imagine these are kind of the numbers they're running as well.
The only key thing here is even if LSPD hits its growth targets, if the sentiment in the tech industry doesn't turn around, the growth won't matter much in the short term. For example, if LSPD maintains that growth but the market still values it at the current 5.3x EV/Revenues, we have a share price of $40.08.
I own Lightspeed, and have no intentions to sell for the next 5+ years unless something changes significantly.