The core markets that Lenovo (OTCPK:LNVGY)
serves haven't been in the greatest of health lately. PC sales continue
to fall, and smartphone sales in China and large emerging markets have
weakened. Despite that, the company continues to focus on building share
and refining a lean model that keeps constant pressure on its rivals.
The key priorities for Lenovo's management need to be the improvements of the server business (acquired from IBM (NYSE:IBM)) and the mobile business acquired from Google (NASDAQ:GOOG).
Both can support the company's basic functional value philosophy, but
both need their cost structures further "Lenovo-fied". I continue to be
bullish on the company's prospects for achieving these endpoints, but
the shares aren't an obvious bargain today.
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Lenovo Facing Headwinds, But Managing Them Well
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