Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Limited (NASDAQ: AOSL ) is in the middle 7 small-cap semiconductor stocks to buy, according to analysts.
As of March 6, Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Ltd. ( NASDAQ:AOSL ) has a neutral or equal rating from 67% of analysts covering the stock, with the remaining 33% bullish on the stock. Among those with a cautious view on the stock is Stifel’s Thor Swanberg, who cut the company’s price target to $24 from $22 and maintained a hold rating on Feb. 6.
On the same day, Craig Ellis, analyst at B. Riley, also lowered the price target on Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Ltd. (NASDAQ:AOSL) from $24 to $19 and maintained a neutral rating. While Q1 results showed an uptick in sales, both gross margin and EPS lagged.
In a research note, Ellis cited potential growth in PC and smartphone content this year, adding that short-term EPS pressure could be due to a 25% YoY increase in R&D to accelerate advanced computing and AI socket projects. B. Riley concluded that revenue growth is expected to moderate in CY27.
Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Ltd. (NASDAQ: AOSL ), founded in 2000, is a California-based company specializing in power semiconductor products for applications in the computer, consumer electronics, telecommunications and industrial sectors.
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