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GuruFocus Financial Strength Rank measures how strong a companyย’s financial situation is. It is based on these factors

1. The debt burden that the company has as measured by its Interest coverage (current year).
2. Debt to revenue ratio. The lower, the better
3. Altman Z-score.

A company ranks high with financial strength is likely to withstand any business slowdowns and recessions.

Financial Strength : 10/10

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Cash to Debt No Debt
AFOP's Cash to Debt is ranked higher than
69% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 10000.00 vs. AFOP: No Debt )
AFOP' s 10-Year Cash to Debt Range
Min: 43.55   Max: No Debt
Current: No Debt

Equity to Asset 0.841
AFOP's Equity to Asset is ranked higher than
90% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 0.59 vs. AFOP: 0.841 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Equity to Asset Range
Min: 0.83   Max: 0.95
Current: 0.84

0.83
0.95
Interest Coverage No Debt
AFOP's Interest Coverage is ranked higher than
71% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 10000.00 vs. AFOP: No Debt )
AFOP' s 10-Year Interest Coverage Range
Min: No Debt   Max: No Debt
Current: No Debt

F-Score: 6
Z-Score: 10.44
M-Score: -1.97
GuruFocus Profitability Rank ranks how profitable a company is and how likely the companyย’s business will stay that way. It is based on these factors:

1. Operating Margin
2. Trend of the Operating Margin (5-year average). The company with an uptrend profit margin has a higher rank.
ย•ย•3. Consistency of the profitability
4. Piotroski F-Score
5. Predictability Rankย•

The maximum rank is 10. A rank of 7 or higher means a higher profitability and may stay that way. A rank of 3 or lower indicates that the company has had trouble to make a profit.

Profitability Rank is not directly related to the Financial Strength Rank. But if a company is consistently profitable, its financial strength will be stronger.

Profitability & Growth : 6/10

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Operating margin (%) 12.30
AFOP's Operating margin (%) is ranked higher than
90% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 2.60 vs. AFOP: 12.30 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Operating margin (%) Range
Min: -149.3   Max: 75.3
Current: 12.3

-149.3
75.3
Net-margin (%) 20.7
AFOP's Net-margin (%) is ranked higher than
91% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.40 vs. AFOP: 20.7 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Net-margin (%) Range
Min: -139.4   Max: 20.7
Current: 20.7

-139.4
20.7
ROE (%) 16.1
AFOP's ROE (%) is ranked higher than
84% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 2.00 vs. AFOP: 16.1 )
AFOP' s 10-Year ROE (%) Range
Min: -37.3   Max: 16.1
Current: 16.1

-37.3
16.1
ROA (%) 13.5
AFOP's ROA (%) is ranked higher than
91% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.20 vs. AFOP: 13.5 )
AFOP' s 10-Year ROA (%) Range
Min: -34.8   Max: 13.5
Current: 13.5

-34.8
13.5
ROC (Joel Greenblatt) (%) 39.80
AFOP's ROC (Joel Greenblatt) (%) is ranked higher than
94% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 4.80 vs. AFOP: 39.80 )
AFOP' s 10-Year ROC (Joel Greenblatt) (%) Range
Min: -303.5   Max: 106.7
Current: 39.8

-303.5
106.7
Revenue Growth (%) 10.3
AFOP's Revenue Growth (%) is ranked higher than
79% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 4.80 vs. AFOP: 10.3 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Revenue Growth (%) Range
Min: -40.8   Max: 18.9
Current: 10.3

-40.8
18.9
EBITDA Growth (%) 40.6
AFOP's EBITDA Growth (%) is ranked higher than
90% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 5.00 vs. AFOP: 40.6 )
AFOP' s 10-Year EBITDA Growth (%) Range
Min: -40.2   Max: 61
Current: 40.6

-40.2
61
EPS Growth (%) 63.8
AFOP's EPS Growth (%) is ranked lower than
72% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 2.90 vs. AFOP: 63.8 )
AFOP' s 10-Year EPS Growth (%) Range
Min: -45.4   Max: 63.8
Current: 63.8

-45.4
63.8
ยป AFOP's 10-Y Financials

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Ratios

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P/E(ttm) 13.80
AFOP's P/E(ttm) is ranked higher than
72% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 18.76 vs. AFOP: 13.80 )
AFOP' s 10-Year P/E(ttm) Range
Min: 3.06   Max: 217
Current: 13.8

3.06
217
P/B 2.30
AFOP's P/B is ranked lower than
60% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.28 vs. AFOP: 2.30 )
AFOP' s 10-Year P/B Range
Min: 0.26   Max: 3.7
Current: 2.3

0.26
3.7
P/S 3.00
AFOP's P/S is ranked lower than
77% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.10 vs. AFOP: 3.00 )
AFOP' s 10-Year P/S Range
Min: 0.63   Max: 8.41
Current: 3

0.63
8.41
PFCF 22.50
AFOP's PFCF is ranked higher than
60% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 15.69 vs. AFOP: 22.50 )
AFOP' s 10-Year PFCF Range
Min: 6.63   Max: 189
Current: 22.5

6.63
189
EV-to-EBIT 18.5
AFOP's EV-to-EBIT is ranked higher than
91% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 14.70 vs. AFOP: 18.5 )
AFOP' s 10-Year EV-to-EBIT Range
Min: 0.1   Max: 165.8
Current: 18.5

0.1
165.8
PEG 0.5
AFOP's PEG is ranked higher than
97% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.93 vs. AFOP: 0.5 )
AFOP' s 10-Year PEG Range
Min: 0.31   Max: 1.05
Current: 0.5

0.31
1.05
Shiller P/E 27.2
AFOP's Shiller P/E is ranked higher than
98% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 14.80 vs. AFOP: 27.2 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Shiller P/E Range
Min: 17.47   Max: 135
Current: 27.2

17.47
135

Dividend & Buy Back

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Dividend Yield 1.50
AFOP's Dividend Yield is ranked higher than
71% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 2.71 vs. AFOP: 1.50 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Dividend Yield Range
Min: 1.4   Max: 2.25
Current: 1.5

1.4
2.25
Dividend Payout 0.3
AFOP's Dividend Payout is ranked lower than
75% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 0.71 vs. AFOP: 0.3 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Dividend Payout Range
Min: 0.23   Max: 0.23
Current: 0.3

Yield on cost (5-Year) 1.50
AFOP's Yield on cost (5-Year) is ranked higher than
71% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 2.83 vs. AFOP: 1.50 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Yield on cost (5-Year) Range
Min: 1.4   Max: 2.25
Current: 1.5

1.4
2.25
Share Buyback Rate -1.4
AFOP's Share Buyback Rate is ranked higher than
82% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: -1.55 vs. AFOP: -1.4 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Share Buyback Rate Range
Min: 1.5   Max: -70.7
Current: -1.4

Valuation & Return

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Price/Net Cash 6.4
AFOP's Price/Net Cash is ranked higher than
87% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 5.30 vs. AFOP: 6.4 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/Net Cash Range
Min: 0.5   Max: 4.9
Current: 6.4

0.5
4.9
Price/Net Current Asset Value 11.8
AFOP's Price/Net Current Asset Value is ranked higher than
82% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 6.80 vs. AFOP: 11.8 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/Net Current Asset Value Range
Min: 1.2   Max: 11.6
Current: 11.8

1.2
11.6
Price/Tangible Book 2.4
AFOP's Price/Tangible Book is ranked higher than
65% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.40 vs. AFOP: 2.4 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/Tangible Book Range
Min: 0.4   Max: 2.4
Current: 2.4

0.4
2.4
Price/DCF (Projected) 1.3
AFOP's Price/DCF (Projected) is ranked higher than
86% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.10 vs. AFOP: 1.3 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/DCF (Projected) Range
Min: 0.9   Max: 2.1
Current: 1.3

0.9
2.1
Price/Median PS Value 1.4
AFOP's Price/Median PS Value is ranked higher than
86% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 0.80 vs. AFOP: 1.4 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/Median PS Value Range
Min: 0.3   Max: 2.5
Current: 1.4

0.3
2.5
Price/Peter Lynch Fair Value 0.7
AFOP's Price/Peter Lynch Fair Value is ranked lower than
75% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.70 vs. AFOP: 0.7 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/Peter Lynch Fair Value Range
Min: 0.3   Max: 9.5
Current: 0.7

0.3
9.5
Price/Graham Number 1.2
AFOP's Price/Graham Number is ranked higher than
69% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 1.10 vs. AFOP: 1.2 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Price/Graham Number Range
Min: 0.4   Max: 3.9
Current: 1.2

0.4
3.9
Earnings Yield (Greenblatt) 5.40
AFOP's Earnings Yield (Greenblatt) is ranked higher than
94% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 5.60 vs. AFOP: 5.40 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Earnings Yield (Greenblatt) Range
Min: 0.6   Max: 703.8
Current: 5.4

0.6
703.8
Forward Rate of Return (Yacktman) 25.05
AFOP's Forward Rate of Return (Yacktman) is ranked higher than
85% of the 622 Companies
in the Global Semiconductors industry.

( Industry Median: 2.30 vs. AFOP: 25.05 )
AFOP' s 10-Year Forward Rate of Return (Yacktman) Range
Min: -11.5   Max: 41.8
Current: 25.05

-11.5
41.8

Business Description

Alliance Fiber Optic Products Inc. was incorporated in California in December 1995 and was reincorporated in Delaware in October 2000. It designs, manufactures and markets a range of fiber optic components, and integrated modules incorporating these components, for communications equipment manufacturers and service providers. The company's connectivity platform provides fundamental component support for these applications as well as standard and custom value added integrated solutions. The company's integrated modules are designed to reduce its customers' system design requirements and ease implementation. Optical connectors and adapters are precision devices that connect fibers together. Optical cable assemblies are used to bridge relatively short distances with optical paths. It offers a range of industry standard connection products that support a range of fiber and fiber cable types. The company's optical splitters and couplers reduce insertion loss, or the power loss incurred when inserting components into an optical path, and deliver performance, including uniform optical wavelength splitting. Optical tap couplers are fused fiber branching devices that split off a portion of light to allow for optical monitoring and feedback. Amplifier WDM couplers are used with fibers to combine or separate specific wavelengths of light associated with standard telecommunications optical amplifier requirements. The company's amplifier WDM couplers are stable low power loss components with power handling capability. Optical fixed attenuators diminish the optical power within a given optical path without interference or reduction in optical signal quality. Fused fiber WDM couplers are used to combine and separate optical signals transmitted on different wavelengths. This function provides the first level of bandwidth expansion for a network by increasing a fiber's signal carrying capacity. The company's optical splitters reduce insertion loss, or the power loss incurred when inserting components into an optical path, and deliver performance. These devices enable more effective monitoring and management of optical networks. The company's thin film filter based WDMs are used to combine and separate optical signals. The company's filter-based products allow for isolation and narrower wavelength separations than fused fiber technology. Amplifier filter WDMs utilizes thin film filter technology to maintain wavelength separation in demanding applications. In addition, filter technology allows for narrow wavelength separation. Dense wave division multiplexers, or DWDMs, are integrated optical modules that combine, or multiplex, and separate, or demultiplex, multiple optical signals of different wavelengths on a single fiber. The company's 200 GHz, 100 GHz and 50 GHz add/drop components use performance filter technology and operate with very little optical power loss in order to provide channel separation and stability. The company's CWDM product co
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Industry: Semiconductors
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Traded in other countries:ALAA.Germany

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