Nomura Securities Maintains a 'Neutral' on Tyco Int'l (TYC); Raising PT & Estimates After Solid Beat

Nomura Securities maintains a 'Neutral' on Tyco Int'l (NYSE: TYC), raising PT from $48 to $51.

Analyst, Shannon O'Callaghan, said, "Segments beat by $0.03 ($0.01 each) plus typical help from corporate and tax netted to a $0.05 EPS beat vs. us in fiscal 1Q12. FY12 guidance increased a nickel at the low end to $3.55-3.60. 2Q12 guidance was set at ~$0.77, below consensus but looks conservative. We raise our 2012 EPS estimate to $3.60 and our price target to $51 (14x our 2012 EPS estimate, with P/E up half a point on better sector multiples). The focus is the separation plan, with the company noting that documents (Form 10s and proxy) will be out in late March."

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Shares of Tyco International closed at $50.95 yesterday.

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