UBS Maintains a 'Neutral' on Amphenol (APH); Raising Estimates and Price Target

UBS maintains a 'Neutral' on Amphenol (NYSE: APH) price target raised from $55 to $60.

Analyst, Amitabh Passi, said, "1Q (revs up 3.5% q/q, 4.4% y/y, or 1.3% q/q and flat y/y organically), we raise our CY12 Rev/EPS estimates slightly to $4.16b/$3.35 from $4.11b/$3.29. Adjusting for acqs, we foresee CY12 revenues up ~2% org. y/y, vs. flat org. growth y/y in 1Q12. We forecast 2h/1h rev growth of 5%, in-line with APH guidance, and compared to double digit growth in 5 of the past 8 yrs. While there could be upside to FY estimates, we believe current guidance is prudent this early in the year."

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Shares of Amphenol closed at $58.09 yesterday.

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