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David Driscoll
Logitech International SA
LOGI-Q
TOP PICK
Oct 08, 2021
Despite revenue and profit growth is there, it is down 20% since its highs. The reason is due to the covid variant lockdown. People are not out in the gaming industry doing competition and in cinema. Video games are the future. Trades at 13x earnings, which is reasonable. Dividends are rising 10% a year. Free cashflow yield is 10%. Cost of capital is 8% versus return of capital at 46%. Could raise dividends and spend on innovation. Cheap here.
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