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To own Ultra Clean Holdings today, you need to believe the company can turn modest revenue growth and persistent losses into sustainable profitability while keeping its balance sheet and capital needs under control. Recent share price strength and a price above consensus targets suggest expectations are already elevated, which makes near term execution the key catalyst: stabilizing margins, improving return on equity, and proving that earlier operational issues are being addressed. The appointment of COO Robert Wunar fits directly into that story. His background in cost optimization, cycle time reduction, and global manufacturing could help tighten Ultra Clean’s operating model, but the impact will take time to show in reported numbers. Until then, the main risk is that profitability improvements arrive slower than the market now appears to be pricing in.
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