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COHR Compute / Networking

Coherent

Optics + photonics bottleneck

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Coherent gives the dashboard a second serious optics name, which matters because AI networking is increasingly an optical problem.

Price $253.63
1D change -7.96%
Market cap $47.55B
Sector Technology

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Metric COHR
Price $253.63
1D Change -7.96%
Market Cap $47.55B
Enterprise Value $50.58B
Trailing P/E 251.1
Forward P/E 34.2
Price / Sales 7.6
EV / Revenue 8.0
Revenue Growth 17.5%
Earnings Growth 73.0%
Gross Margin 36.4%
Operating Margin 11.8%
Net Margin 4.7%
ROE 3.2%
Free Cash Flow $130.4M
FCF Margin 2.1%
Debt / Equity 0.40x
Current Ratio 2.25x
Dividend Yield
Next Earnings May 06, 2026
Quarterly Revenue $1.69B
Revenue QoQ +6.6%
Quarterly Net Income $146.7M
Net Income QoQ -35.2%

COHR thesis lens

Optics + photonics bottleneck

Why it could benefit

  • Coherent gives the dashboard a second serious optics name, which matters because AI networking is increasingly an optical problem.
  • It provides exposure to lasers, transceivers, and photonic components that support large AI fabrics.
  • If optical capacity becomes a key AI constraint, Coherent is closer to the bottleneck than many mainstream semiconductor names.

Moat / edge

  • Deep photonics and materials expertise.
  • A broad product set across critical optical components.
  • Positioning in a specialized manufacturing stack that is hard to replicate.

What to watch

  • AI-related datacenter optics demand and customer wins.
  • Margin improvement as mix shifts.
  • How much NVIDIA-linked optical demand translates into sustained revenue.

Key risks

  • Execution and integration complexity can weigh on results.
  • Optics demand can be cyclical and less linear than the AI narrative suggests.