Analyst Michael Rollins noted Switch shares were trading at a premium on FV/OIBDA and P/AFFO multiples versus the average of his data center coverage group using his 2019 forecasts.
Switch offers data center colocation, with a focus on high reliability and power density, served by renewable energy, Citi said. The firm also said the company has built a strong presence in the Las Vegas market, with an above-average return on capital versus its competitors.
Presently, Citi said, Switch has built a strong presence in the Las Vegas market, with an above-average return on capital versus its competitors, and is looking to expand its success to three new U.S. markets as well as through its investment stakes.
"Switch is also in an early stage of ramping demand in its new markets that are more competitive & may be subject to an extended ramp & lower returns than its current footprint," the firm added.
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