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研究報告提醒:CFRA 將 Super Micro Computer 的股票評級從「賣出」下調至「強烈賣出」。

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-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點摘要如下:我們維持SMCI的目標股價為16美元,本益比為5.5倍,基於2027財年(截至6月)的每股盈餘預期(2.88美元),低於SMCI三年平均本益比(約16倍),原因是該公司面臨聲譽風險與利潤率壓力。我們將2026財年的每股盈餘預期上修0.35美元至2.58美元,將2027財年的預期下修0.11美元至2.88美元,並將2028財年的預期目標定為2.92美元。我們認為,SMCI近期與出口管制違規事件的關聯(美國商務部工業安全局的調查仍在進行中)可能會導致需求下降,而第三季18%的銷售額未達預期(歸因於客戶工廠的準備情況)加劇了這種擔憂。我們也擔心供應商的供貨問題(尤其是在記憶體短缺的情況下),並指出SMCI第三季應付帳款季減100億美元(導致營運現金流出66億美元),顯示客戶變得更加謹慎。目前淨債務為75億美元,而第二季末為7.87億美元,我們認為BIS的調查正在增加SMCI的利息成本,這將開始反映在利潤上。我們認為第三季毛利率的改善(9.9%,季增360個基點)主要是由於產品組合的變化(最大客戶佔銷售額的27%,而第二季為63%),而非結構性改善。

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