Sanmina-SCI (SANM) is one of the most undervalued stocks trading on the NASDAQ market. Currently trading at under 8 times earnings, a consensus 2008-2009 YOY earnings growth of 53%, and a PEG ratio of approximately one third the industry average, SANM is a steal at this level.
Sanmina-SCI has partnered with Lockheed Martin (LMT) to bid on a $3.5B contract to build the Army's next-generation intercom system. Sanmina already provides communications systems for Army helicopters and Marines fighting in Iraq, and the Sanmina/Lockheed team has a 90% Chance of winning the contract. The Army has not said when it will announce the award, but it had been expected in June, per the Huntsville Times. I believe that the contract is due any day, and will likely be announced prior to Sanmina's earnings call next week.
The current stock price is under $1.10 (as of Monday's close) but Sanmina has $1.63 per share in cash. The company trades at a mere 0.07 price to sales with a $2.18 per share book value. It is no wonder that institutions own 83% of the float. Furthermore, insiders bought in February on the open market at $1.64 & $1.68 per share. Furthermore Institution Earnest Partners has increased its stake from 26MM to 35MM per SEC filing 7/10/2008
Given the current prospects, Sanmina is extremely undervalued. The stock should easily gain 25% on the news and at least 50% over the next few months.
Disclosure: Long SANM
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This article has 7 comments:
ry
But, how can you refute cash $1.63 and stock price $1.10 in a "cash is king" world ?