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研究快讯:AVT第三季度业绩超预期;扩张挑战结构性问题

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-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师总结如下:AVT第三季度业绩强劲超出预期,营收达71.2亿美元(同比增长34%,环比增长13%),高于市场预期的64亿美元;调整后每股收益为1.48美元(同比增长76%,环比增长41%),高于市场预期的1.32美元。营业利润率提升至2.9%(环比增长58个基点),其中电子元件业务的利润率达到3.5%,展现出良好的运营杠杆效应,环比营业收入增速超过销售额增速的两倍。各地区业绩均表现强劲(亚洲增长39%,欧洲、中东和非洲地区增长31%,美洲增长27%),表明人工智能基础设施以外的传统电子市场需求正在真正复苏。 公司第四季度销售额预期为73亿至76亿美元(中值为74.5亿美元),调整后每股收益预期为1.70至1.80美元,均显著高于市场普遍预期的65亿美元营收和1.41美元每股收益。库存优化已达到管理层的目标,总库存周转天数降至77天,仅需5400万美元的运营现金流即可实现8亿美元的销售增长。我们认为库存去库存周期已彻底结束,AVT已做好充分准备,能够凭借持续的增长势头,把握电子市场复苏带来的机遇。

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