Zebra Technologies (NASDAQ:ZBRA) has received attention for the
risks it may potentially be taking with its debt, with some expressing concern about its
high valuation and limited room for growth. Notably, investors achieved a
notable 70% return over the last five years, despite
soft earnings possibly tied to the company's conservative accounting.
TD Cowen notably named Zebra Technologies as a
top pick, anticipating a steady upward trajectory and Acadian Asset Management and National Bank of Canada FI have
increased their positions in the company. Meanwhile, shares were sold by State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund and by certain
company insiders. Zebra Technologies, with its focus on
supply chain efficiency through technology, has also
introduced solutions to increase retailers' efficiency. Yet, recent downsides include a
2.1% drop following the company's latest earnings report, and
declines in Q1 earnings and revenues year on year. On the upside, Q2 earnings and revenues
surpassed estimates and the company has provided a
positive future guidance. Despite recent dips, the company shows strong potential for growth in the robotics and automation market.
Zebra Technologies Stocks ZBRA News Analytics from Tue, 14 Aug 2018 07:00:00 GMT to Sun, 22 Sep 2024 17:20:39 GMT -
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