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Owning Harmonic stock requires confidence in a multi-year global broadband network upgrade cycle and the company’s ability to extend market leadership, especially with key operators like Comcast. The recent Comcast partnership directly addresses Harmonic's biggest short-term catalyst, continued customer wins driving technology adoption. However, reliance on large customers, particularly Comcast (39% of recent revenue), remains the most important risk, as changes to Comcast’s purchasing plans could materially impact results.
Among the recent company updates, Harmonic's joint demonstration with Mediacom of real-world DOCSIS 4.0 deployments stands out for its relevance. This announcement reinforces Harmonic’s position in next-generation broadband and supports the same technology platform used in the Comcast agreement, underlining tangible momentum for Harmonic’s core catalysts.
By contrast, investors should carefully consider just how much revenue concentration with one customer could expose Harmonic to ...
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Harmonic's narrative projects $695.5 million revenue and $70.6 million earnings by 2028. This requires a 0.3% annual revenue decline and a $2 million earnings increase from $68.6 million today.
Uncover how Harmonic's forecasts yield a $10.50 fair value, in line with its current price.
Simply Wall St Community members set Harmonic’s fair value from US$5.16 up to US$12.10 across three analyses. This wide spread of views contrasts with ongoing risks tied to heavy customer concentration and invites you to consider multiple angles on Harmonic’s future performance.
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