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Nomura

Nomura: EVE Energy: Overseas customers improve profitability, so why did Nomura raise its earnings forecasts but cut its price target?

A higher contribution from overseas customers improved the third-quarter gross margin; the company raised its 2027 shipment targets, and Nomura consequently revised its earnings forecasts upward. But the tax burden, dilution from the trading business and cash spending on capacity expansion are constraints, while industry policy pressure also prompted Nomura to lower its valuation multiples.

Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs: Amkor's advanced packaging growth fails to offset end-market weakness; Goldman Sachs cuts price target

The computing business continues to benefit from the ramp-up of 2.5D packaging and CPU programs, but third-quarter margins and fourth-quarter revenue and EPS guidance all fell short of market expectations. Goldman Sachs maintained its Neutral rating and cut its price target from $ '65' to $ '56', focusing on whether capacity expansion can deliver stronger earnings and cash flow.

Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs: KOA raises full-year guidance again: Why is Goldman Sachs optimistic about Japanese passive-component earnings?

KOA’s second-quarter operating profit rose to about 2.6 times its level a year earlier, as sales growth, capacity utilization and product mix improved together. Goldman Sachs sees this as a reason to be optimistic about the earnings momentum of Japanese passive-component companies, but most of the increase in orders came from orders placed early, and there is also a lag in passing on higher material costs.

GF Securities and Sealand Securities

AI adoption accelerates, but software budgets remain cautious: Saiyi Information’s computing-power business begins contributing profit

GF Securities believes downstream IT budgets are more likely to turn positive in the first quarter of 2027; Sealand Securities is focused on the recovery of Saiyi Information’s core business and the commercialization of its computing-power projects, with subsequent growth dependent on conditions including new-business expansion and cash flow.

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