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NetLogic’s Stock Reflects Company Strength

by on March 08, 2010
NetLogic Microsystems’ (NETL) acquisition of RMI had many skeptics doubting the deal, but NetLogic has proven that it is a strong company in position to take market share from its rivals, according to Investor’s Business Daily.

The merger deal was announced last year and closed on October 30, with NetLogic paying $190 million in cash and shares for RMI, IBD reported. Since the deal closed, Chief Executive Ron Jankov has been quite successful at melding the two companies.

NetLogic has reported increased profit and sales in each of the last three quarters, which has boosted its stock. IBD gives NETL a Composite Rating of 98, putting it in the top 2% of all stocks.

NETL has caught the eye of
Cabot Top Ten Report Editor Michael Cintolo as well. He has included it in the Report several times recently.