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Viavi Solutions surges 15% following Stifel upgrade


© Reuters. Viavi Solutions (VIAV) surges 15% following Stifel upgrade
Shares of Viavi Solutions (NASDAQ:) surged more than 15% Monday after analysts at Stifel upgraded the stock to Buy from Hold, raising the price target to $13 from $15 per share.
Analysts, who headed the note, said the company is “broadening the broadening of AI theme.”
“While the company is coming off of a challenging C2023, in which top-line revenue declined 19% y/y and non-GAAP EPS contracted 55%, we think the worst is behind,” wrote the analysts.
In addition, the firm expects a modest revenue recovery in C2024 for the company, with earnings “likely to accelerate at a significantly faster rate” as revenue normalizes.
“In 2023, VIAV shares declined 4%, significantly underperforming the broader technology peer group. Irrelevant within the broader AI backdrop,” the analysts added.
Stifel believes a lot of the company’s bad news is already priced in, and looking ahead, they believe that VIAV will play a role in their “broadening of AI” theme as the use of high-speed interconnect technologies accelerates and testing requirements become increasingly complex.
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