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Telecom equipment/component stocks rally after Viavi and Oclaro’s strong earnings
Feb. 3, 2016 1:32 PM • SA Editor Eric Jhonsa
Though the Nasdaq is down 1.5%, many telecom equipment and optical component firms are rallying after network test equipment/telecom software provider Viavi (VIAV +17.6%) and optical component vendor Oclaro (OCLR +11.4%) beat calendar Q4 estimates and issued strong Q1 guidance.
The list includes optical networking hardware firms Ciena (CIEN +3.9%) and Infinera (INFN +4.9%), component vendors Finisar (FNSR +5.3%) and Alliance Fiber (AFOP +2.2%), Wi-Fi hardware provider Ruckus (RKUS +3.5%), and VoIP and 4G signaling hardware/software firm Sonus (SONS +2.5%).
Component maker NeoPhotonics (NPTN +14.7%) is posting double-digit gains, aided by an upgrade to Strong Buy from Raymond James. RJ says its checks point to strong sales fueled by Chinese demand and 100G metro optical buildouts.
Oclaro guided for calendar Q1 (FQ3) revenue of $97M-$100M, soundly above a $90M consensus. The FQ2 beat was fueled by a 21% Y/Y increase in 100G product sales (53% of total revenue), which offset a 7% drop in sales of 10G and lower-speed products (35% of revenue). (earnings release)
Viavi’s beat was aided by a 5.7% Y/Y sales increase for the company’s core network enablement (test instrument) business. The unit delivered Y/Y sales growth for the first time in five quarters. (earnings release)
Viavi and Oclaro’s numbers came shortly after optical component contract manufacturer Fabrinet soared in response to an FQ2 beat and strong FQ3 guidance. Fabrinet’s revenue from 100G programs nearly tripled Y/Y in FQ2.

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Let’s say that again…

checks point to strong sales fueled by Chinese demand and 100G metro optical buildouts.

So, do we know how much INFN sells to China?

So, do we know how much INFN sells to China?

They sell nothing in China. They are not even trying to move into that market. Huawei has that market and I believe Infn is blocked from the market like Huawei is blocked from the United States market.

Andy

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