Calix Inc
Calix Inc (CALX) supplies cloud, software and systems that help broadband service providers deliver and monetise residential and business connections. Its platform combines network access hardware (optical and switching equipment) with a subscription-led cloud and applications layer for customer experience and operations. Investors often watch Calix for its exposure to accelerated fibre rollouts, rising broadband demand and the shift by telcos to software-defined services and recurring revenue. Key considerations include revenue mix (hardware vs recurring software services), capital intensity for carrier customers, and competitive pressure from larger network equipment vendors. The company’s market capitalisation is around $3.9 billion, classifying it as a mid‑cap technology/communications name. As with any stock, values can rise and fall; past performance is not a guide and this is general educational information, not personalised investment advice. Suitability depends on an investor’s goals, time horizon and risk tolerance.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Calix's stock with a target price of $74.67, indicating significant growth potential.
Financial Health
Calix Inc shows a moderate performance in revenue and cash flow, with some challenges in profitability.
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Explore BasketWhy You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Growing broadband demand
Broadband traffic and fibre rollouts can support Calix’s addressable market, though customer capex cycles may cause uneven revenue.
Shift to subscriptions
The move from hardware sales to recurring cloud and software services can improve revenue visibility, yet execution and competition matter.
Edge and services focus
Investors may watch Calix’s edge‑platform and smart‑home initiatives for differentiation, while remembering technology markets can be volatile.
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