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For Avnet, you really have to believe in a low-margin, scale electronics distributor that can turn volume, inventory discipline and capital returns into acceptable shareholder outcomes. The latest quarter fits that story only partly: sales rose to US$6,318.96 million but net income and margins stayed compressed, and a large one off loss still clouds the trailing numbers. At the same time, Q3 EPS guidance of US$0.95 to US$1.15 and strong recent price gains suggest investors see the earnings dip as manageable rather than structural, at least for now. The completed US$886 million buyback, on top of a growing dividend, tightens the share base and reinforces capital return as a core pillar, but also amplifies balance sheet and interest coverage risk if profitability does not improve.
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