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研究快訊:CFRA維持杜比實驗室公司股票的持有評等。

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-- 獨立研究機構CFRA向提供了以下研究報告。 CFRA分析師的觀點總結如下:我們將DLB的目標股價下調9美元至64美元,採用15倍市盈率,該市盈率基於我們對2026財年(9月)每股收益的預期,低於DLB過去三年的平均市盈率(約20倍),原因是內存短缺為消費電子產品帶來風險。我們將2026財年的每股盈餘預期下修0.06美元至4.22美元,並將2027財年的每股盈餘預期下修0.02美元至4.29美元。 DLB基本上維持了其2026財年各終端市場的業績展望範圍和預期增長率,鑑於內存短缺狀況較年初有所惡化,我們認為這一預期過於樂觀。我們預期DLB的所有終端市場都將因此受到負面影響,而這種影響可能會迅速顯現。然而,我們仍然認為這些風險已反映在股價的估值下調中,而行動業務(佔第二季銷售額的25%)由於最低銷售承諾而受到一定程度的影響。 DLB仍預期行動和廣播終端市場在2026財年將實現個位數低成長。汽車領域的長期成長潛力(合作活動持續成長,目標合作廠商約40家)也為估值提供了一定的支撐。

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