Arista Networks, Inc.
—- Market cap
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- Debt
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- Cash
- −$1.96B
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Price framework
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Price framework
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Arista Networks, Inc. · implied price per share
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JUNIPER NETWORKS, INC. · implied price per share
Bear
$16.15
Base
$19.35
Bull
$23.51
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If you believe ANET can sustain its 28.6% revenue growth and 42.8% operating margin, then holding or buying on pullbacks can be justified because its operating quality materially exceeds JNPR’s; if growth decelerates, the current 65.6x P/E and price near the top of the historical band leave limited downside protection.
ANET trades at a premium multiple on the strength of superior fundamentals, with a P/E of 65.6x and EV/Revenue of 25.0x versus JNPR’s lack of comparable profit-based multiples due to weak earnings. The stock is currently near the top of its historical band at $180.35 versus $162.31-$198.39, while the DCF range of $25.47-$34.46 suggests the market is pricing in a very optimistic future.
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