-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下:我们将LITE未来12个月的目标股价上调210美元至1000美元,并采用39.1倍的EV/EBITDA倍数对2027财年业绩进行估值,高于其五年历史平均水平31.9倍。我们将2026财年的每股收益预期上调0.19美元至7.79美元,并将2027财年的每股收益预期上调1.44美元至15.84美元。LITE与NVIDIA公司建立了长期合作伙伴关系,NVIDIA已投资20亿美元并承诺采购数十亿美元的产品,这凸显了NVIDIA对LITE技术和未来前景的信心。当前的AI周期正在持续加速,导致对LITE等光学产品供应商的需求呈指数级增长。这要求公司迅速扩大产能并调整运营模式,以满足超大规模数据中心的时间要求和产量需求,从而推动公司以比以往更快、更积极的步伐实现规模扩张。LITE 已扩大其制造能力,在过去 12 至 18 个月中,其现有磷化铟晶圆厂的产能翻了两番,并计划在未来两个季度进一步提高产能 20%。
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