Valens is a semiconductor company that has revolutionized the Audio visual industry. Basically they created a more advance version of HDMI.
They single handedly created their own standards organization with massive partners like Sony and Logitech. AV companies have begun to implement VLNs tech. For example, many new projectors today incorporate Valens tech.
This avenue of growth while not explosive, has open the door to the auto industry. Apparently, vehicle electronic systems have faced issues with interference. Valens tech is the only tech that has solved this problem. Their tech gives car manufacturers more flexibility in designing vehicles, and improved electronic systems. They have already formed a partnership with Mercedes to implement this tech across in their vehicles. The auto sector is projected to yield double digit growth.
Now you would think a company with such a promising future would be trading like every over valued growth company. WRONG. Their price to book ratio is 1.6, and it’s not made up of goodwill and intangibles. They have $2 per share worth of straight cash!! When the company is worth $2.7 a share their cash reserves present a massive margin of safety.
I believe Valens is undervalued just because it’s very unknown. They completely fly under the radar and investors are unaware of the amazing value they’re trading at.
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