-- 独立系調査会社CFRAは、に対し、以下の調査レポートを提供しました。CFRAのアナリストは、以下のように見解をまとめています。2026年第1四半期はCLSにとって予想を2倍上回る好業績となり、当社は引き続き「買い」のレーティングを維持します。業績予想を上回るだけでなく、2026年のガイダンスが前四半期から大幅に上方修正されたことも特筆すべき点です。2026年の売上高ガイダンスは190億ドル（従来170億ドル）、調整後EPSは10.15ドル（従来8.75ドル）に引き上げられ、年間売上高は65億ドル以上増加する見込みです。さらに、ハイパースケーラー企業から初のCPO（顧客調達）プログラムを受注したことは、CLS独自の技術と最先端ソリューション（1.6T、光学技術）の重要性を示しています。当社は目標株価を504カナダドルから565カナダドルに引き上げました。これは、2027年の予想PER（株価収益率）30倍、EBITDA倍率（24倍）を据え置いたことに基づいています。 2026年の売上高成長率は50%増、2027年は約35%増と見込んでおり、営業レバレッジ効果も期待されます。2026年の1株当たり利益（EPS）予想を10.20ドル（従来予想9.18ドル）、2027年のEPS予想を13.92ドル（従来予想11.98ドル）に引き上げます。
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