-- 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年のPER(株価収益率)を25.9倍と想定し、12ヶ月目標株価を413米ドル(従来388米ドル)に引き上げます。このPERは、過去10年間の平均PERである18倍を2標準偏差上回っており、持続的な利益率の高さ、堅調な収益見通し、そして最先端技術に対する継続的な需要を反映しています。2026年第1四半期の業績は予想通りであり、第2四半期のガイダンスは継続的な四半期ごとの成長を裏付け、短期的な見通しを強化しているため、2026年および2027年の売上高予測は据え置きます。総合的に見て、2026年のEPADS予測を503.96台湾ドル(従来477.10台湾ドル)、2027年のEPADS予測を755.94台湾ドル(従来682.25台湾ドル)に引き上げます。これは、2026年第1四半期のマージンが堅調であったことと、経営陣が持続的な収益性を示したことを受け、マージンに関する想定を改善したためです。需要は供給を上回っており、稼働率と価格を支えていますが、成長は設備拡張によってペースが調整されています。先進ノードの継続的な好調と持続的な顧客需要により、中期的な収益成長の見通しが立っています。
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