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To own POET Technologies, you really have to believe that its optical interposer platform can move from promising partnerships to meaningful, recurring revenue, despite very small current sales and continued losses. Short term, the key catalysts still sit around execution on the Lumilens, Lessengers and Lite-On collaborations, along with how effectively POET deploys the fresh US$400,000,020 equity raise without further eroding existing holders through dilution or volatility. The addition of optical interconnect veteran Dr. Bardia Pezeshki and governance specialist Jean Rankin should support those goals at the board level, but is unlikely by itself to change near term revenue or profitability risks in a material way. It does, however, sharpen the focus on whether POET’s technology, capital and governance are now better aligned than they were a few quarters ago.
However, one key execution risk around commercialization timing remains easy to underestimate. Our expertly prepared valuation report on POET Technologies implies its share price may be too high.Explore 7 other fair value estimates on POET Technologies - why the stock might be worth less than half the current price!
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