I noted in my last article on Lenovo (OTCPK:LNVGY)
that the company’s lack of meaningful internal drivers was an
impediment to building any real share price momentum and/or shrinking
the valuation gap. Moreover, in the absence of meaningful internal
drivers, Lenovo is subject to the vagaries of transient macro
challenges, the latest being the increasingly global Covid-19 outbreak.
The
ADRs are pretty much flat relative to that last article, even though
the company delivered yet another better-than-expected quarter, despite a
number of macro challenges including the ongoing U.S.-China trade war,
supply/component shortages, and the aforementioned outbreak. Although
the shares look undervalued on assumptions of low single-digit revenue
growth, low-single-digit operating margins, and only minimal improvement
in free cash flow margins, it will likely take real improvement in the
data center or mobile business to meaningfully shrink that valuation
gap.
Read the full article here:
Lenovo Continues To Execute, But Also Continues To Suffer From Macro Headwinds
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