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研究快訊:AVT第三季業績超預期;擴張挑戰結構性問題

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-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師總結如下:AVT第三季業績強勁超出預期,營收達71.2億美元(年增34%,季增13%),高於市場預期的64億美元;調整後每股收益為1.48美元(年成長76%,季增41%),高於市場預期的1.32美元。營業利益率提升至2.9%(季增58個基點),其中電子元件業務的利潤率達到3.5%,展現出良好的營運槓桿效應,環比營業收入增速超過銷售額增速的兩倍。各地區業績均表現強勁(亞洲成長39%,歐洲、中東和非洲地區成長31%,美洲成長27%),顯示人工智慧基礎設施以外的傳統電子市場需求正真正復甦。 該公司第四季銷售額預期為73億至76億美元(中位數為74.5億美元),調整後每股收益預期為1.70至1.80美元,均顯著高於市場普遍預期的65億美元營收及1.41美元每股收益。庫存優化已達到管理層的目標,總庫存週轉天數降至77天,僅需5,400萬美元的營運現金流即可實現8億美元的銷售成長。我們認為庫存去庫存週期已徹底結束,AVT已做好充分準備,能夠憑藉持續的成長勢頭,掌握電子市場復甦帶來的機會。

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