Celestica’s modest TSX gain reflects bullish analyst sentiment amid strong OEM partnerships, 5.6% revenue growth, and a service‑centric, resilient model poised for future tech demand.
Celestica shares stay flat as Canadian tech markets tread cautiously – but its diversified OEM services, electrification focus, and multi‑site supply‑chain resilience keep it poised for steady growth.
Celestica’s stock hits a 52‑week high as AI‑chip contracts and a planned share‑buyback boost investor confidence, but analysts caution overvaluation and security risks.
Celestica Inc. is navigating a complex landscape as it partners with RocNet to deliver open networking solutions, while also investing in AI-driven growth, but faces regulatory, competitive, and macro-market risks that could impact its projected rev…
Celestica Inc., a Canadian firm, has seen its market capitalization surge from $1.6 billion to $40 billion in just over a year, driven by record revenue and margin expansions in the artificial-intelligence (AI) infrastructure segment, but its rapid …
Celestica Inc’s stock price has experienced a slight decline despite reaching a 52-week high, leaving investors and analysts to assess the company’s continued growth prospects.