Infineon (OTCQX:IFNNY) shares have done okay since my last update,
beating its peer group slightly, but underperforming more recently on
worries around the company’s elevated exposure to autos (Infineon is one
of the most auto-exposed semis that I follow). On balance, though,
nothing much has really changed – Infineon remains a strong,
well-diversified chip company with meaningful positions in power, MCUs,
and sensors, and good leverage to trends like auto electrification,
advanced ADAS, industrial automation, and IoT.
Valuation is, I believe, in the “okay to good” range. STMicro (STM) looks a little cheaper, Texas Instruments (TXN) and NXP Semiconductors (NXPI)
look more expensive, but I wouldn’t call the assumptions supporting
Infineon’s valuation conservative, and I would note that Infineon’s spot
on the top of multiple market share charts makes it a target for
companies like STMicro and ON Semi (ON) looking to grow at its expense.
Read the full article here:
Infineon Looking At Major Drivers Across The Next Decade
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