
Flex (FLEX) Stock Forecast & Price Target
Flex (FLEX) Analyst Ratings
Bulls say
Flex is attractive because the planned spin-off of its AI-driven Cloud and Power Infrastructure business should unlock value from a higher-growth, higher-margin segment while separating it from the legacy EMS business. The company’s CPI unit already posted a 9.7% adjusted EBIT margin on $8.8B in annualized sales in 1QF27, and management expects 65%+ growth in F27 and another 80% in F28, supported by the $4.4B EPC Power acquisition. Meanwhile, the legacy units are still projected to generate about $1.3B in F28 EBIT, suggesting the market may be undervaluing the combined earnings power relative to the post-spin setup.
Bears say
Flex is viewed negatively because a large share of the company’s current valuation appears tied to the anticipated SpinCo separation, making any disappointment in its timing or prospects a major downside catalyst for the stock. The outlook is further weakened by a broad set of risks, including business and operational execution, geopolitical and trade pressures, cybersecurity threats, financial leverage or funding stress, and legal or regulatory exposure. Its sharply declined share performance and poor technical setup also signal weak market confidence, with the stock potentially testing support near $100 if sentiment and fundamentals fail to improve.
This aggregate rating is based on analysts' research of Flex and is not a guaranteed prediction by Public.com or investment advice.
Flex (FLEX) Analyst Forecast & Price Prediction
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