-- 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:Mobileye Global (MBLY)公佈的第一季調整後每股收益為0.12美元,高於預期的0.08美元(成長51%),也高於市場普遍預期的0.09美元。本季銷售額超出預期,但毛利率低於預期,營收成長27%至5.58億美元(超出市場普遍預期3,800萬美元),而調整後毛利率下降240個基點至66%(低於市場普遍預期20個基點)。 EyeQ銷量較去年同期成長27%,是推動業績超出預期的主要原因。 MBLY將先前對2026年的營收和調整後營業利潤預期分別從19億美元至19.8億美元和1.7億美元至2.2億美元上調至19.35億美元至20.15億美元和1.85億美元至2.35億美元。 MBLY同時宣布了一項2.5億美元的股票回購計畫。 MBLY第一季末的現金及等價物總額為13.4億美元,而債務僅5,100萬美元。財報發布前市場預期較低,且近幾個月來該股的空頭部位激增至流通股的約17%。我們認為,市場對該股的悲觀情緒已經過頭(尤其考慮到MBLY的積壓訂單、毛利率和龐大的淨現金頭寸),這預示著該股即將面臨大規模的空頭擠壓。
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