NASDAQ
108.32USD
-7.46 (-6.44%)
We have scored 47 news catalysts on Flex Ltd. (FLEX) over the past 12 months. The biggest single-day move next to one of them came Jun 26, 2026, when FLEX closed −9.0%: “Polestar banned from US market under rule targeting China-linked connected vehicles”. Coverage across the window leans positive (average ticker sentiment +0.53). Most of the impact sits in sector technology and sector industrials.
Dots are scored news catalysts — size = impact, color = sentiment. Tap one to read it.
Market cap
40B
P/E
—
EPS
—
Beta
1.65
52W range
53.07-166.86
Day range
106.62–111.76
Open
108.71
Prev close
115.78
Volume
3M
Avg volume
6M
Dividend
0.00
IPO
1994-03-18
Analysts publish price targets on FLEX, and they disagree. Where the share price actually sits among them shows which of their arguments the market is buying — and which it is ignoring.
5 analyst price targets from $142 to $203
as of 2026-09-10
The market is 27% below the median target — more cautious than the analysts.
The reconstruction
Daily OHLCV with SMA overlays and session pivots. Draw your levels and trendlines on it, or ask the AI analyst what the price is reacting to.
Suppliers, customers, partners and competitors, derived from what the news actually says about Flex Ltd. — not a sector bucket. Click an edge to see the articles that established the link.
Suppliers, customers, partners and competitors of Flex Ltd., taken from what the news actually said about them rather than from a sector bucket. The count is how many articles established each link.
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Flex Ltd. is a global provider offering extensive design, engineering, manufacturing, and supply chain management solutions to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) across Asia, the Americas, and Europe. Its operations are structured into three primary segments: Flex Agility Solutions (FAS), Flex Reliability Solutions (FRS), and Nextracker. The company specializes in a range of cross-industry technologies, such as human-machine interfaces, Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, advanced power solutions, sensor fusion, and smart audio systems. A significant offering includes integrated solar tracker and software solutions tailored for utility-scale and ground-mounted distributed generation solar projects. Flex also delivers value-added design and engineering support, alongside comprehensive systems assembly and manufacturing services. These encompass enclosure fabrication, rigorous testing, and meticulous materials procurement and inventory management. Their product line features power components like chargers for smartphones and tablets, adapters for notebooks and gaming systems, and power supplies for server, storage, and networking markets. Furthermore, they provide full power solutions, including switchgear, busway, power distribution units, modular power systems, and related monitoring services. Beyond production, Flex offers end-to-end supply chain logistics, covering both forward and after-market services for computing, consumer digital, infrastructure, industrial, mobile, automotive, and medical sectors. Their reverse logistics and repair capabilities include returns management, exchange programs, complex repairs, asset recovery, recycling, and e-waste management. The company serves a broad spectrum of industries, including cloud computing, communications, enterprise, automotive, industrial, consumer devices, lifestyle, healthcare, and energy. Founded in 1990 in Singapore, the company was formerly known as Flextronics International Ltd. before adopting the name Flex Ltd. in September 2016.
The price sits 27% below the median published target and at the very bottom of the analyst spread, meaning the market flatly rejects the acceleration and margin expansion the models require.
What the disagreement turns on
Can the Cloud and Power Infrastructure segment sustain its recent 38% growth rate and deliver the operating leverage needed to close the gap between the 8.1% growth just delivered and the 15.6% the price requires, and the available segment revenue data can actually measure this.
The price pays for
It declines to pay for
Written by a language model from the published models, the reported segments and a reverse-DCF — not a recommendation, and not a house view.
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