Gates Industrial (NYSE:GTES) 2025 Conference December 03, 2025 02:10 PM ET Speaker0Good to go. All right. Good afternoon, everyone. Welcome to the Fireside Chat with Gates Corporation here. I'm Clay Williams from Goldman Sachs. And with us from Gates are Brooks Mallard, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, and Rich Kwas, Vice President of Investor Relations and Strategy. Brooks, Rich, thanks for joining us today.Speaker1Absolutely.Speaker0Yeah. So to get us started, we'll dig in on the 2026 ...

Core Viewpoint - Bank of America Securities reports that the migration speed of clients for GDS Holdings in Q2 remains similar to Q1, driven by the delivery of a previously signed 152 MW large-scale order, with an expected acceleration in migration speed from Q3 to Q4 [1] Group 1: Business Performance - The international business segment, DayOne, shows strong order growth, with an additional committed capacity of 246 MW in Q2, including new orders from Thailand and Finland [1] - DayOne has secured its second site in Finland for Q3, indicating ongoing expansion [1] - Management believes DayOne has achieved its initial three-year commitment of 1 GW in installed capacity ahead of schedule, with annual additions expected to reach 300 to 500 MW in the coming years [1] Group 2: Financial Adjustments - Bank of America Securities has adjusted the company's adjusted EBITDA forecast down by 2% for 2026 to 2027 [1] - The target price for the company's US stock has been raised from $47.6 to $50.6, while the target price for its Hong Kong stock has increased from HKD 46.7 to HKD 49.7 [1] - The firm reiterates a "Buy" rating for the company [1]

Investment Rating - The investment rating for Advanced Micro Devices (AMD US) is "Buy" [3]. Core Insights - The report indicates that AMD's data center business is expected to accelerate growth post-2H25, with attractive valuations [1]. - The revenue for 1Q25 exceeded expectations, driven by strong client business performance, despite challenges from export controls affecting the data center segment [7]. - The introduction of new products MI350 and MI400 is anticipated to drive significant growth in the data center business in 2H25 and beyond [7]. Financial Overview - Revenue projections for AMD are as follows: - 2023: $22,680 million - 2024: $25,785 million - 2025E: $31,304 million - 2026E: $37,556 million - 2027E: $41,672 million - Year-over-year revenue growth rates are projected at: - 2023: -3.9% - 2024: 13.7% - 2025: 21.4% - 2026: 20.0% - 2027: 11.0% [2][12]. - Non-GAAP EPS estimates are: - 2023: $2.65 - 2024: $3.31 - 2025: $3.88 - 2026: $5.31 - 2027: $6.44 [2][12]. - The report projects a slight adjustment in revenue forecasts for 2025 and 2026 to $31,304 million and $37,556 million respectively, with Non-GAAP EPS adjusted to $3.88 and $5.31 [7]. Market Performance - AMD's stock price closed at $100.36, with a target price raised to $142.00, indicating a potential upside of 41.5% [1][10]. - The company's market capitalization is approximately $162.29 billion [5]. - AMD's stock has experienced a year-to-date decline of 16.91% [5]. Product and Market Strategy - The report highlights that the MI350 product launch in mid-2025 is expected to significantly enhance the attractiveness of AMD's data center offerings [7]. - The company is also expected to gain market share in traditional data center CPU business segments [7]. Analyst Commentary - Analysts believe that AMD's product roadmap and execution are strong, and the recent export controls may have a neutral or positive impact on the company's stock performance moving forward [7].