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To own Qnity Electronics you have to believe in its role as a critical materials supplier to AI and high performance computing, and accept some near term growing pains. The latest quarter fits that story: net sales grew strongly and adjusted profitability improved, even as GAAP earnings fell on higher interest and transformation costs. Raising 2026 sales and adjusted earnings guidance, alongside new collaborations with Nvidia and Apple’s American Manufacturing program, strengthens the near term catalyst around AI driven demand and capacity expansion in Delaware and Taiwan. At the same time, the strong share price run and a high earnings multiple keep valuation, leverage and execution on its multi year investment plan firmly on the risk list, even after this upbeat update.
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