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The breakthrough in Physical AI by Linker Vision, utilizing NVIDIA's technology, could reinforce the narratives around NVIDIA's growth prospects, particularly in automotive and urban environments. This partnership, alongside NVIDIA's collaborations with Toyota and Uber, further solidifies its position in AI-driven sectors, potentially leading to diversification into new revenue streams. Expansion in the data center and automotive sectors aligns with the expected increase in revenue and earnings, although regulatory and operational challenges remain. These developments could support revenue forecasts, which project annual growth of 19.7% over the next three years, alongside earnings growth anticipated to reach US$164.60 billion by August 2028.
Over the past five years, NVIDIA's total shareholder return, including dividends, was very large at 1413.89%. This long-term performance highlights a significant appreciation compared to its more recent one-year return, which exceeded both the US market's 19.6% return and the US Semiconductor industry's 44.6% return. This contrast indicates robust performance over different timeframes, positioning NVIDIA as a leader in the industry.
With the current share price at US$183.16, the slight 0.67% discount to the consensus price target of US$184.38 suggests market sentiment is relatively aligned with analyst expectations. However, the narrowed gap also underscores the importance of NVIDIA achieving the projected growth rates to meet these valuations. As NVIDIA navigates potential regulatory issues and manufacturing costs, its ability to capitalize on AI and automotive innovations will be key in maintaining this trajectory.
Our valuation report here indicates NVIDIA may be overvalued.
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