-- 加拿大皇家銀行資本市場將CGI公司(GIB-A.TO,GIB)的評級從「跑贏大盤」下調至「與產業持平」。 分析師保羅·特雷伯將這家總部位於蒙特婁的資訊技術諮詢和軟體開發公司的目標價從150美元下調至100美元。 週三,在CGI公佈季度業績後,其股價下跌10.86美元,跌幅10.8%,收在89.78美元。 特雷伯在給客戶的報告中表示:“CGI股價在公佈第二季度業績後下跌11%,表明鑑於人工智能的不確定性,市場情緒日益悲觀。” 這位分析師還表示:“儘管CGI的股價目前處於多年來的低位,但我們認為其估值上調的可能性已經降低。” 「我們認為,人工智慧可能對IT服務定價和成長帶來的不利影響這種悲觀情緒,可能會比我們之前預期的持續更長時間,尤其是在CGI的內生成長一直低於預期的情況下,」特雷伯表示。 「過去10個季度,CGI的內生成長平均比我們的預期低99個基點,而該公司經歷了7個季度的負成長,」這位分析師表示。 “雖然大部分成長缺口源於週期性因素,但我們認為,人工智慧相關的價格通縮和替代效應加劇,可能會對未來的內生成長構成不利影響。”
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