Credo Stock Loses Half Its Value - Why Is It Plunging Today

  • Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd's CRDO largest customer has reduced its demand forecast for certain Credo products for reasons Credo understands are unrelated to Credo's performance. 
  • Credo does not expect its market share with the customer to remain intact.
  • Due to the reduction and macroeconomic headwinds, Credo now expects fourth-quarter revenue of $30 million - $32 million (consensus $55.1 million). Also, Credo expects flat FY23 revenue year-on-year. 
  • From a projected low point in Q4 FY23 or Q1 FY24, Credo expects to see sequential growth during FY24. 
  • Credo's long-term financial model remains unchanged. In addition, Credo is managing its operating expenses to support future revenue growth and profitability.
  • Credo believes fundamental technology trends in its industry remain consistent. Credo's customers and ecosystem partners continue to require increasing bandwidth, power efficiency, and collaborative problem-solving to meet their expected connectivity needs. 
  • Based on Credo's customer and partner engagements, Credo remains enthusiastic about the prospects and growth opportunities for its connectivity solutions.
  • Price Action: CRDO shares traded lower by 44.90% at $10.69 on the last check Wednesday.
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