Microsoft (MSFT) Expands Copilot In Education, Is The AI Upside Already Priced In?
Microsoft 365 Copilot now integrates a new plugin from textbook publisher McGraw Hill, linking the AI assistant directly to licensed digital course materials used in higher‑education workflows. Longer‑term returns remain strong, at 57.03% over three years and 65.66% over five years, reflecting sustained momentum from cloud and AI earnings and a series of Copilot partnerships across sectors.
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- McGraw Hill plugin ties Copilot to higher‑education digital course materials
- Simply Wall St fair‑value model puts Microsoft at $419.91, about 26.5% below current price
Analysts at Simply Wall St note that Microsoft’s stock closed at $531.01, but their fair‑value model suggests a price nearer $419.91, implying the market may already be pricing in Copilot‑related optimism. The model uses an 8.69% discount rate and finds the fair value about 26.5% below the current price, while also flagging a 22.5% gap to future cash‑flow estimates, a 30.2% return on equity and 40.3% net‑profit margin.
Microsoft (MSFT) Expands Copilot In Education, Is The AI Upside Already Priced In?
finance.yahoo.com · 29 October 2026
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