Corning: Bullish AI Catalysts From Partners Lumen And Google

Michael Fitzsimmons
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Summary

  • Corning stock has sold off ~15% from its recent high, but recent AI-related business developments indicate strong growth potential going forward.
  • A big new fiber-optic supply agreement with Lumen Technologies is bullish and equates to 10% of Corning's global fiber capacity over each of the next two years.
  • In another bullish catalyst, today, we learned that Google's entire new lineup of AI-powered Pixel 9 smartphones will use Corning's "Gorilla Glass Victus 2" displays.
  • Despite a rich valuation on a TTM basis, Corning's strong free cash flow profile, margin expansion, and growth prospects make it an attractive investment opportunity in the AI infrastructure sector.
  • In this article, I will explain why GLW stock is a BUY.

"Corning Glass Works" Arch at Corning World Headquarters

John M. Chase

Corning Inc. (NYSE:GLW) had a weak 2023 due to a deceleration in the historical trends in the optical fiber market. However, a recent ~15% pull-back in the stock (see chart below) combined with a very solid Q2 earnings report a couple

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