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研究快讯:CFRA重申对亚马逊公司股票的强力买入建议。

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-- 独立研究机构CFRA向提供了以下研究报告。CFRA分析师的观点总结如下:我们将目标股价上调40美元至325美元,约为2027年每股收益10.78美元(高于此前预测的9.48美元)的30倍;2026年每股收益也从7.60美元上调至9.34美元。第一季度业绩表现优异:AWS同比增长28%,较2025年第四季度增长4个百分点,年化营收达到1500亿美元,而三年前为850亿美元。我们预计未来增长速度将进一步加快,AWS有望在2026年底实现30%以上的增长率,这得益于公司3640亿美元的积压订单(环比增长49%),该数字尚未计入近期宣布的超过1000亿美元的Anthropic项目订单。增长主要得益于定制芯片(Trainium)和CPU基础设施(Graviton)需求的激增,后者反映了人工智能正持续向推理和智能体工作负载转型。零售方面,随着亚马逊不断深化其在日常必需品和食品杂货领域的渗透,其销量增长已恢复至疫情前的水平。亚马逊第一季度创下13.1%的营业利润率纪录,我们预计随着亚马逊Leo相关生产/发布成本的资本化,其利润率将在2026年下半年进一步提升。

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