-- 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。目標株価を6.50米ドルから7.00米ドルに引き上げます。これは、2026年の株価売上高倍率(P/S)が1.0倍(過去5年間の平均2.7倍を下回る)となることを意味します。これは、今後2年間の売上高の年平均成長率(CAGR)が29%(過去5年間のCAGRは2025年までで40%)と予測していることを背景としています。NIOの売上高は、2026年と2027年にそれぞれ33%と25%増加すると予測しています。これは、今後発売される新型モデル(ONVO L80、ES9、5人乗りES7など)への需要に牽引され、車両納入台数が2026年と2027年にそれぞれ40%と30%増加すると想定した場合です。非GAAPベースの純損失は、製品構成の改善と規模の経済性の向上により縮小すると予想しています。しかしながら、価格競争の激化、政策上の逆風、およびコスト上昇により、収益性の改善は遅れる可能性が高く、損益分岐点に達するのは2028年以降になる見込みです。配送量の増加と利益率の軌道改善は心強いものの、同社が明確な収益性への道筋を示すまでは、より建設的な見方をするには不十分です。当社は、2026年の非GAAPベースのLPADS予測を0.42人民元(従来は0.51人民元)に修正し、2027年のLPADSを0.09人民元とします。
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