X Fab Silicon Foundries EV
PAR:XFAB

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X Fab Silicon Foundries EV
PAR:XFAB
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Price: 4.874 EUR 1.54%
Market Cap: 637.4m EUR
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Economic Moat
None
Market Cap
636.7m EUR
Industry
Semiconductors

X-FAB Silicon Foundries SE engages in the specialty foundry business for analog and mixed-signal semiconductor technologies. The company is headquartered in Tessenderlo, Limburg and currently employs 4,123 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2017-04-06. The firm focuses on the design and manufacture of silicon wafers for mixed-signal integrated circuits (ICs). Its products are integrated with additional features, such as high voltage option, embedded non-volatile memory, optical, radio frequency (RF) and bipolar elements, as well as microelectromechanical sensors. The firm distributes silicon wafers for various applications, including automotive, industrial, medical, as well as consumer electronics and mobile communications sector. The firm operates in a number of countries, such as Germany, France, Malaysia and the United States.

XFAB Intrinsic Value
10.587 EUR
Undervaluation 54%
Intrinsic Value
Price

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