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To own Credo Technology Group Holding, you effectively need to believe that AI data center build outs keep translating into strong demand for its connectivity chips, cables and optics, and that high margins can be sustained while the product set broadens. Womble, a Simply Wall St Community investor who wrote the Narrative, argues the story leans on converting strong AI interest into ongoing revenue and earnings strength.
The new OCP telemetry standards look helpful for Credo’s positioning but do not change the near term swing factor, which is execution against Q2 guidance of US$525 million to US$535 million and full year growth expectations above 85%. The key risk remains any slowdown in AI infrastructure orders or margin pressure as ramps and integrations play out.
The most relevant recent update is Credo’s plan to report fiscal Q2 results and host a conference call on 1 December 2026. That event gives you a clean checkpoint on whether the strong Q1 performance and double digit sequential revenue guidance are holding up and how management frames demand for optical and ZeroFlap products.
Against the backdrop of the OCP telemetry work, this call also matters for risk assessment. Womble highlights that any revenue miss versus the US$525 million guidance floor, sustained gross margin below roughly 65% or signs of weaker AI orders would challenge the current high risk, execution heavy thesis, especially with recent share price volatility and insider selling already flagged as concerns.
Womble’s narrative reaches a fair value of US$215.01 a share by applying 20.7% annual revenue growth and a 49.0% future profit margin, then pairing those assumptions with a future P/E of roughly 55 to 60x to reflect strong AI connectivity expectations for Credo Technology Group.
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Some of the most optimistic analysts frame Credo Technology Group as a much bigger earnings story than the baseline thesis suggests. They were modeling revenue rising toward about US$6.1b with earnings near US$2.6b by around 2029, before this OCP telemetry news, so their optimism around scaling ZeroFlap optics and related platforms could shift further once they recalibrate.
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