Celestica

Celestica's stock has massively outperformed since 2022, but current valuations mirror Dot-com 2000 bubble extremes, making the risk/reward balance unattractive. Valuation metrics have surged: high P/E and price-to-sales ratios, matched with ultra-low free cash flow yield, now require continued high-growth rates to justify current pricing. Insider selling has been significant (especially above $120), with management dumping most of their shares during 2024–25, signaling a lack of confidence in further upside.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com

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Celestica is a lesser-known AI hardware and supply chain play, offering exposure to AI trends without high risk or overvaluation. Despite a low gross profit margin, CLS boasts strong ROE and exceptional revenue and EBITDA growth, outpacing industry averages and peers. Valuation is attractive: CLS trades at lower EV/EBITDA and P/S ratios than most AI peers, with growth prospects superior to similarly valued companies.» Mehr auf seekingalpha.com