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Shares of Haemonetics Corporation HAE scaled a new 52-week high of $58.02 on Nov 17, closing nominally lower at $57.99. The company has gained 43.9% in the last six months, much higher than the S&P 500âs gain of 7.8%. Haemonetics has also beat the broader industryâs gain of 7.3%. The stock has a market cap of $3.06 billion. Further, Haemoneticsâ estimate revision trend for the current year is favorable. In the past 30 days, five estimates moved up with no movement in the opposite direction. Consequently, estimates were up from $1.61 per share to $1.70.
VCE estimates that there is $30bn of excess components inventories in the hands of electronic equipment makers. As CMO of VCE, Hargus took the lead in defining a new market and establishing VCE as the de facto leader of the new converged infrastructure marketplace.