Analog Devices has lower price-to-profit and price-to-book figures than peers, and less debt compared with equity. But its sales growth, return on equity, profit measures, and price-to-sales figure also trail or exceed peer averages in mixed directions, with no new company change reported.
The figures point in different directions, not to a change in what Analog Devices sells or how it operates. Its debt compared with equity is lower than that of its leading peers, but its sales growth, return on equity, operating profit measure, and gross profit trail industry averages. The report describes its price comparisons as mixed.
NVIDIA appears in the comparison table with sales growth and profit figures, but the story reports no new change to its business, so it does not change NVIDIA's outlook.
Broadcom appears in the comparison table with sales growth and profit figures, but the story reports no new change to its business, so it does not change Broadcom's outlook.
Micron appears in the comparison table with sales growth and profit figures, but the story reports no new change to its business, so it does not change Micron's outlook.
Advanced Micro Devices appears in the comparison table with sales growth and profit figures, but the story reports no new change to its business, so it does not change its outlook.
Texas Instruments appears in the comparison table with sales growth and profit figures, but the story reports no new change to its business, so it does not change its outlook.
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