Samsung SDI (006400) Earnings: 2Q Net Beats Estimates Despite Yearly Declines

Samsung SDI on Smartkarma

Analysts on Smartkarma have expressed mixed sentiments regarding Samsung SDI. In a recent report by Tech Supply Chain Tracker on 6th May 2024, the headline highlighted Samsung SDI‘s increased investments despite a weak first quarter in 2024. The report mentions Samsung SDI‘s confidence in future growth and innovation, along with UnaBiz making advancements in energy efficiency for devices. Questions on China’s semiconductor subsidies and Sharp’s potential display plant in India were also raised.

Another analyst, Henry Soediarko, shared a bearish outlook on Samsung SDI in a separate report. Noting that Samsung SDI is a key beneficiary of EU subsidies for electric vehicles, the report suggests that the company has been impacted recently, warranting caution until a positive catalyst emerges. With no clear uptrend in valuation and lacking positive triggers, the report advises staying away from Samsung SDI until a potential tariff change in Chinese electric vehicles could potentially boost the company’s share price.

A look at Samsung SDI Smart Scores

Smart Score is a compound score for the Company indicating its overall outlook. It is derived by taking an equally weighted average of underlying Factor scores computed by Smartkarma

Samsung SDI‘s long-term outlook appears promising based on the Smartkarma Smart Scores. With a high growth score of 5, the company is positioned for strong future expansion. Samsung SDI‘s emphasis on innovation and forward-looking strategies is reflected in this positive rating. Additionally, its resilience score of 3 indicates a stable foundation to weather market fluctuations, further enhancing its long-term potential.

Despite facing some challenges in other areas, such as value and dividend scores of 3 and 2 respectively, Samsung SDI‘s focus on growth and adaptability sets a solid foundation for sustained success in the long run. With a diversified product portfolio including lithium-ion batteries, CRTs, LCD components, rechargeable batteries, and solar panels, the company demonstrates versatility and readiness to capitalize on future technological advancements.

In summary, Samsung SDI‘s core expertise in Lithium Ion Battery (LIB) technology, combined with its broad range of products catering to various industries, positions it well for long-term growth and resilience in the dynamic market landscape.

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