Cantor Removes 'Sell' Rating from Radvision (RVSN)

October 1, 2009 2:12 PM EDT

After downgrading the stock from Buy to Sell this morning, Cantor Fitzgerald has now issued a mid-day upgrade on shares of Radvision (Nasdaq: RVSN). The firm moved its investment rating to Hold, but maintained its $6.50 price target.

This morning's downgrade follows news earlier that Cisco will acquire TANDBERG in a deal valued at $3 billion. According to Cantor, Cisco is Radvision's largest customer, making up about 34% of total sales during FY07.

The firm said it has removed its Sell rating as Radvision is now essentially trading at net cash.

Cantor sees three paths for Radvision:

  1. the company could look for a home within a larger tech. company,
  2. could look to displace TANDBERG as a partner with another larger tech. players, or
  3. could utilize its cash position to assemble a complete vidoe conferencing solution.
Shares of Radvision have plummeted more than 31% today, most recently trading at $6.03.


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