It's almost cliché to talk about how bad of a year 2012 was for communications equipment vendors dependent on American and European carrier spending. With core broadband access product sales down 13% in 2012, ADTRAN (Nasdaq:ADTN) definitely found itself among the laggards, with shares down more than 30% over the past year and well below the S&P 500.
But 2013 is a new year, and hope springs eternal in the hearts of tech investors. While investors should not discount the competitive risks from rivals like Calix (NYSE:CALX) and Alcatel Lucent (NYSE:ALU), there is reason for at least cautious optimism that carrier infrastructure deployments will lead to better results for ADTRAN. At a minimum, it certainly doesn't seem like the Street has priced this stock for particularly breathtaking performance.
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013
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