If you bought shares of STMicroelectronics (STM)
(“STMicro”) at the mid-teens back in March, congratulations – you got a
great price for a great company. Even if you missed that opportunity,
and the subsequent 60%-plus rally off the bottom, though, I don’t think
it’s too late to buy. With very strong leverage to growth trends like
auto electrification, industrial automation, IoT, and advanced imaging
and sensing, not to mention technologies like silicon carbide (or SiC)
and gallium nitride (or GaN), I believe STMicro will be an above-average
grower over the next five and 10 years.
There’s
still significant uncertainty in the near-term, though, including
questions as to whether the crucial auto sector will bottom in Q2’20 and
what the shape of the eventual recovery will look like. I believe
STMicro is more leveraged to markets more likely to show V-shaped
recoveries, but only time will tell. With the shares a little
undervalued on long-term DCF and more undervalued on a margin-driven
basis, I think this is still a stock worth buying.
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