Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) is gaining attention due to its expanded silicon photonics collaboration with Xanadu for quantum computers and its recent record quarterly revenue and profitability. Despite its stock trading at US$128.47 with significant returns, a key question remains whether its current valuation accurately reflects future growth or if it’s overvalued. While a fair value estimate suggests it’s 5.3% undervalued, its high P/E ratio compared to industry averages indicates a more cautious outlook.
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A Look At Tower Semiconductor (NasdaqGS:TSEM) Valuation After Quantum Photonics Progress And Record Quarterly Results
Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) is gaining attention due to its expanded silicon photonics collaboration with Xanadu for quantum computers and its recent record quarterly revenue and profitability. Despite its stock trading at US$128.47 with significant returns, a key question remains whether its current valuation accurately reflects future growth or if it’s overvalued. While a fair value estimate suggests it’s 5.3% undervalued, its high P/E ratio compared to industry averages indicates a more cautious outlook.