Although most investors have flocked to high-priced tech giants such as Microsoft, Nvidia, and Broadcom, the technology sector still offers plenty of overlooked growth stocks priced below $15. However, low-priced stocks tend to be highly volatile, and understanding the core factors driving a company’s revenue growth can help determine whether it is truly undervalued. Three stocks—UiPath (PATH), Gorilla Technology Group (GRRR), and Duos Technologies Group (DUOT)—are currently worth picking up from the “discount bin.”
Headquartered in New York, UiPath has successfully achieved profitability. Initially known for automating simple tasks, the company is now making a successful pivot to agentic artificial intelligence. Its platform now employs specialized AI models that can more accurately understand screen content and documents, enabling AI coding agents to make more complex decisions rather than simply following preset scripts. This transformation has expanded this mid-cap company’s market from back-office data entry to advanced workflows such as supply chain management and insurance claims. Data released on March 11 shows that for fiscal year 2026 (ended January 31), revenue grew 13% to $1.61 billion, while earnings per share jumped to $0.52, compared with a loss of $0.13 per share in the previous fiscal year.
London-based Gorilla Technology Group focuses on AI video analytics and cybersecurity. Through a security-as-a-service model, the company has secured contracts for large-scale government and smart city projects worldwide. Its edge AI technology processes data locally on devices rather than relying on the cloud, and is becoming the standard solution for smart cities seeking faster response times and greater privacy protection. As a small-cap company, Gorilla has achieved revenue growth while cutting costs—revenue grew 35.7% to $101 million in 2025, while the loss per share narrowed significantly from $6.13 in 2024 to $0.51, a reduction of 91.7%, and operating expenses were cut by 54.4% to $47.5 million. However, the shift to large-scale AI infrastructure has made the company highly dependent on high-end hardware, with server DRAM and HBM3e memory prices expected to rise more than 60% this year, potentially putting pressure on gross margins. But with strong demand for data centers in Southeast Asia, its revenue is expected to continue climbing.
Duos Technologies Group focuses on AI-driven inspection systems for the logistics industry, primarily serving the rail and transportation sectors. The company uses high-speed cameras and sensors to inspect trains while they are moving at full speed, identifying issues that humans might miss. Growing public concern over railway safety has driven demand for this small-cap company’s automated inspection portals. In 2025, the company achieved record revenue of $27 million, a 270% year-over-year increase, with fourth-quarter revenue reaching $9.5 million, a 548% surge year-over-year. Although not yet profitable—with a net operating loss of $9.76 million in 2025, an improvement from $10.98 million in 2024—its annual gross profit rose sharply from $0.47 million to $7.88 million.
In summary: Despite some market resistance to AI spending this year, these three small companies are leveraging AI technology to help their customers operate more efficiently, and are achieving better profit margins as a result.
