TravelSky Technology ( TSYHY ): FY GAAP EPS of ¥0.80. Revenue of ¥8.77M (-0.6% Y/Y). The net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company of the group amounted to~¥2,341.6M, representing an increase of approximately 12.9% from ¥2,074.3M in 2024. More on TravelSky Technology Historical earnings data for TravelSky Technology Dividend scorecard for TravelSky Technology Financial informat...
TravelSky Technology ( TSYHY ): FY GAAP EPS of ¥0.80. Revenue of ¥8.77M (-0.6% Y/Y). The net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company of the group amounted to~¥2,341.6M, representing an increase of approximately 12.9% from ¥2,074.3M in 2024. More on TravelSky Technology Historical earnings data for TravelSky Technology Dividend scorecard for TravelSky Technology Financial information for TravelSky Technology
Yuliia Kaveshnikova/iStock via Getty Images I had upgraded Astera Labs ( ALAB ) from a Sell to a Hold in December last year after a lot of valuation excess was removed. Since that upgrade, the stock has corrected another 20%, and valuations have compressed more meaningfully. EV to forward sales has moved from extreme levels toward ~14x, and forward PE has normalized into the 40-50x range. Some pos...
Yuliia Kaveshnikova/iStock via Getty Images I had upgraded Astera Labs ( ALAB ) from a Sell to a Hold in December last year after a lot of valuation excess was removed. Since that upgrade, the stock has corrected another 20%, and valuations have compressed more meaningfully. EV to forward sales has moved from extreme levels toward ~14x, and forward PE has normalized into the 40-50x range. Some positives have emerged too in terms of confirmation of execution credibility and revenue visibility. However, in the current environment of lower appetite for long-duration assumptions, the bar has shifted higher, which makes the valuation compression still unactionable. Especially given the positives still do not answer some of my earlier concerns of pricing in long-duration growth far too early, although near-term growth does seem to be on track for a strong 2026 expectation. The timing of Scorpio X and UALink monetization matters too. What Positives Have Emerged The first positive is more of a confirmation of the execution credibility we have seen over the past few quarters. Since my last review, we now have Q4 results to check for progress, and several key indicators are looking good. Gross margins are still strong, above 75%, as revenue scales, confirming pricing power is intact (no commoditizing risk has emerged). That matters for an early stage AI hardware story where growth is often accompanied by declining margins, indicative of mix changes through evolution or competition. Data by YCharts Astera has also reported ~70 bps gross margin decline in Q4, but that is not drastic for the mix evolution at play here. We already know (from my December thesis) that management targets around 70% gross margins in the long term as the mix shifts from higher margin products (like retimers) to hardware-heavy solutions (like fabrics and cable modules). Despite the margin headwind, the mix shift is seen as positive, as that enables Astera to move up the value chain to more complete and...
Yuliia Kaveshnikova/iStock via Getty Images I had upgraded Astera Labs ( ALAB ) from a Sell to a Hold in December last year after a lot of valuation excess was removed. Since that upgrade, the stock has corrected another 20%, and valuations have compressed more meaningfully. EV to forward sales has moved from extreme levels toward ~14x, and forward PE has normalized into the 40-50x range. Some pos...
Yuliia Kaveshnikova/iStock via Getty Images I had upgraded Astera Labs ( ALAB ) from a Sell to a Hold in December last year after a lot of valuation excess was removed. Since that upgrade, the stock has corrected another 20%, and valuations have compressed more meaningfully. EV to forward sales has moved from extreme levels toward ~14x, and forward PE has normalized into the 40-50x range. Some positives have emerged too in terms of confirmation of execution credibility and revenue visibility. However, in the current environment of lower appetite for long-duration assumptions, the bar has shifted higher, which makes the valuation compression still unactionable. Especially given the positives still do not answer some of my earlier concerns of pricing in long-duration growth far too early, although near-term growth does seem to be on track for a strong 2026 expectation. The timing of Scorpio X and UALink monetization matters too. What Positives Have Emerged The first positive is more of a confirmation of the execution credibility we have seen over the past few quarters. Since my last review, we now have Q4 results to check for progress, and several key indicators are looking good. Gross margins are still strong, above 75%, as revenue scales, confirming pricing power is intact (no commoditizing risk has emerged). That matters for an early stage AI hardware story where growth is often accompanied by declining margins, indicative of mix changes through evolution or competition. Data by YCharts Astera has also reported ~70 bps gross margin decline in Q4, but that is not drastic for the mix evolution at play here. We already know (from my December thesis) that management targets around 70% gross margins in the long term as the mix shifts from higher margin products (like retimers) to hardware-heavy solutions (like fabrics and cable modules). Despite the margin headwind, the mix shift is seen as positive, as that enables Astera to move up the value chain to more complete and...
vzphotos/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Micron Technology ( MU ) shares were little changed in early premarket trading on Friday, following a six-session slide that erased 23% from the stock, as markets weighed President Donald Trump’s “hottest company” remark. The stock has come under pressure in recent sessions as investors reassess the outlook for memory pricing and AI-driven demand, despite...
vzphotos/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Micron Technology ( MU ) shares were little changed in early premarket trading on Friday, following a six-session slide that erased 23% from the stock, as markets weighed President Donald Trump’s “hottest company” remark. The stock has come under pressure in recent sessions as investors reassess the outlook for memory pricing and AI-driven demand, despite Micron’s ( MU ) positioning as a key supplier of high-bandwidth memory used in artificial intelligence workloads. Shares of peers SanDisk ( SNDK ), Western Digital ( WDC ) and Seagate ( STX ) also showed modest moves. Micron ( MU ) shares had dropped nearly 7% on Thursday after Alphabet ( GOOG ) ( GOOGL ) unveiled its TurboQuant compression technology, which it said reduces memory usage and improves AI model efficiency. The development raised concerns about potential demand erosion for memory chips, weighing on the broader sector. Later in the day, Trump said in a Fox News interview that he had recently met with Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra and described the company as one of the “hottest” in the U.S. More on Micron Technology Micron Is Still One Of The Best Stocks In This Current Market Micron's Stock Epitomizes Overextrapolation Of Cyclical Gains Micron: Softness In DRAM Orders (Rating Downgrade) Top Quant rated undervalued large-cap stocks with high-growth grades SA analyst upgrades/downgrades: MU, CHWY, CEG, CNXC
vzphotos/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Micron Technology ( MU ) shares were little changed in early premarket trading on Friday, following a six-session slide that erased 23% from the stock, as markets weighed President Donald Trump’s “hottest company” remark. The stock has come under pressure in recent sessions as investors reassess the outlook for memory pricing and AI-driven demand, despite...
vzphotos/iStock Editorial via Getty Images Micron Technology ( MU ) shares were little changed in early premarket trading on Friday, following a six-session slide that erased 23% from the stock, as markets weighed President Donald Trump’s “hottest company” remark. The stock has come under pressure in recent sessions as investors reassess the outlook for memory pricing and AI-driven demand, despite Micron’s ( MU ) positioning as a key supplier of high-bandwidth memory used in artificial intelligence workloads. Shares of peers SanDisk ( SNDK ), Western Digital ( WDC ) and Seagate ( STX ) also showed modest moves. Micron ( MU ) shares had dropped nearly 7% on Thursday after Alphabet ( GOOG ) ( GOOGL ) unveiled its TurboQuant compression technology, which it said reduces memory usage and improves AI model efficiency. The development raised concerns about potential demand erosion for memory chips, weighing on the broader sector. Later in the day, Trump said in a Fox News interview that he had recently met with Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra and described the company as one of the “hottest” in the U.S. More on Micron Technology Micron Is Still One Of The Best Stocks In This Current Market Micron's Stock Epitomizes Overextrapolation Of Cyclical Gains Micron: Softness In DRAM Orders (Rating Downgrade) Top Quant rated undervalued large-cap stocks with high-growth grades SA analyst upgrades/downgrades: MU, CHWY, CEG, CNXC
Travelers hoping for a return to more moderate long-haul airfares this summer are in for a rude awakening as the conflict in the Middle East continues. We look at ticket prices across some of the popular routes connecting Asia to Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
Travelers hoping for a return to more moderate long-haul airfares this summer are in for a rude awakening as the conflict in the Middle East continues. We look at ticket prices across some of the popular routes connecting Asia to Europe. (Source: Bloomberg)
(RTTNews) - German stocks tumbled on Friday, extending losses from the previous session, as worries about inflation and economic slowdown due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continued to force investors away from riskier assets.
(RTTNews) - German stocks tumbled on Friday, extending losses from the previous session, as worries about inflation and economic slowdown due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East continued to force investors away from riskier assets.
"Christina Au-Yeung, Head of Investment Management Services, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia; Elton Cheung, Managing Partner, VMS Group and Mathieu Forcioli, Global & Asia Pacific Head of Alternatives, Wealth & Premier Solutions, HSBC tell Bloomberg's Sharnie Wong the appetite for alternatives is growing in Asia family offices, they were speaking at the Bloomberg Family Office Summit...
"Christina Au-Yeung, Head of Investment Management Services, Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management Asia; Elton Cheung, Managing Partner, VMS Group and Mathieu Forcioli, Global & Asia Pacific Head of Alternatives, Wealth & Premier Solutions, HSBC tell Bloomberg's Sharnie Wong the appetite for alternatives is growing in Asia family offices, they were speaking at the Bloomberg Family Office Summit 2026 in Hong Kong." (Source: Bloomberg)