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Logitech International S.A.

NASDAQ · Technology · Computer Hardware · CH

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Research · Sep 3, 2026

[LOGI] Logitech International Thesis 2026: Gaming Peripheral Cycle Drives Pro Workspace Recovery

Logitech International S.A. (NASDAQ: LOGI) FY2025 revenue ~$4.50-4.70B (+6-11%) with adj. EPS ~$4.50-4.85 reflecting continued post-2024 ~$1.6-1.8B aggregate Gaming Peripherals revenue (~36%+ aggregate revenue mix) + selected continued post-2024 ~$1.0-1.1B aggregate Pointing Devices + Keyboards + Combos revenue (~24%+ aggregate revenue mix) + selected continued post-2024 ~$1.4-1.5B aggregate Video Collaboration + Headsets + selected various Pro Workspace revenue (~30%+ aggregate revenue mix) + selected continued post-2024 selected various Tablet + Other Accessories revenue under continued President + CEO Hanneke Faber since December 2023 (~2-year tenure as Logitech CEO). One of the world's largest providers of computer peripherals + gaming + video collaboration + selected various consumer electronics. Founded 1981 as Logitech in Apples Switzerland by Daniel Borel + Pierluigi Zappacosta + Giacomo Marini (~44-year heritage); selected post-1997 SIX Swiss Exchange listing IPO; selected post-1997 NASDAQ listing IPO; selected post-2008 ~$405M aggregate Ultimate Ears acquisition; selected post-2017 ~$85M aggregate ASTRO Gaming acquisition; selected post-March 2013 Bracken Darrell CEO appointment; selected post-November 2023 Bracken Darrell retirement + selected post-December 2023 Hanneke Faber CEO appointment. Headquartered dual in Lausanne Switzerland + Newark California; ~7,800+ employees globally with ~$4.50-4.70B revenue. Five primary product segments: Gaming Peripherals (~36%+ ~$1.6-1.8B), Pointing Devices + Keyboards + Combos (~24%+ ~$1.0-1.1B), Video Collaboration + Headsets (~30%+ ~$1.4-1.5B), Tablet + Other Accessories (~5% ~$220-230M), Personal Workspace (~5% ~$220-230M). Geographic mix: Americas ~55% + EMEA ~30% + Asia Pacific ~15%. Gaming peripheral cycle: Logitech G + ASTRO Gaming gaming peripheral portfolio; ~25-30% aggregate Logitech Gaming Peripherals share of ~$5-6B aggregate global gaming peripheral market. Pro Workspace + Video Collaboration: Rally + MeetUp + Logitech Tap + selected various enterprise video conferencing; selected continued post-2024 selected various Microsoft Teams + Zoom certification. President + CEO Hanneke Faber since December 2023 (~2-year tenure); CFO Matteo Anversa. Capital return: ~$1.20 annual dividend FY2025 (~CHF 1.10/year; ~+0% growth; ~25-year continuous dividend track); ~$1B aggregate FY2024-2025 buyback program; aggregate capital return ~$700M-1B; net cash position ~$1.4-1.6B; investment-grade Baa1/A- credit rating. FY2026 thesis: Gaming peripheral cycle + Pro Workspace + Video Collaboration recovery + selected continued post-2024 Logitech G + ASTRO Gaming brand portfolio + ~$1.20 annual dividend + ~25-year continuous dividend track + ~$500-800M aggregate annual buybacks + ~$700M-1.1B aggregate annual capital return + selected potential post-2024 dividend acceleration. Risks: gaming peripheral demand cyclical, HP + Dell + Razer + Corsair competitive, PC + gaming console cycle, enterprise video collaboration cycle, Hanneke Faber post-December 2023 strategic execution.

Research · Apr 10, 2026

SNB Rate Cut Odds Rise After CPI Miss — 6 US Stocks Poised to Win: NVS Leads

Switzerland's March CPI of 0.3% YoY (vs 0.5% expected) bolsters SNB rate cut odds, lifting US-listed Swiss-exposed names like NVS, UBS, ALC, LOGI, MTD, and ONON. These firms offer diversified plays on pharma stability, banking recovery, and consumer/industrial growth, with NVS leading conviction. Lower rates promise earnings acceleration amid attractive valuations.