Celestica Inc

Celestica’s stock jumps above its 52‑week high, sparking bullish short‑term spread trades and boosting confidence in 5G component earnings.

Celestica’s shift to high‑tech manufacturing shows modest EPS growth, positioning it for premium OEM contracts in 5G, autonomous systems and miniaturized electronics.

Celestica’s AI‑cloud supply‑chain edge: how its design‑to‑assembly expertise powers data‑centre growth and drives investor interest.

Celestica’s stock drops 13% amid AI sell‑off, yet short‑covering, insider buying and solid revenue mix suggest a rebound and long‑term value.

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.