-- 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:我們將12個月目標價從82美元上調至110美元,市盈率為29.5倍,基於我們2027財年每股收益3.72美元的預期,該預期與同行接近,但仍處於歷史水平。我們將2027財年(3月)每股收益預期從2.72美元上調至2.98美元,並將2028財年每股收益預期從3.65美元上調至3.97美元。 MCHP在業績超出預期並上調預期後(與許多同行一致),指出3月季度訂單出貨比遠高於1。這導致進入6月季度的積壓訂單顯著增加,而4月則是近四年來訂單量最高的月份。截至3月底,經銷商庫存已降至僅26天,處於歷史低位,我們認為業務已全面復甦,工業、資料中心以及航空航太與國防領域表現尤為強勁。 MCHP似乎已做好充分準備,在競爭對手提價之際保持價格穩定,從而有望擴大市場份額。毛利率仍有提升空間,目前在60%左右,隨著工廠利用率的提高,預計將恢復到先前的峰值水準(60%以上)。
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