The acquisition looks quite good, and the stock remains cheap at 13X earnings despite its 88% gain this year. The valuation looks OK and adding new products with high potential certainly makes sense. CPH has the financial capacity, going into the deal with a strong balance sheet. Analysts have not updated their models yet, and going into this deal CPH was expected to see lower EPS in the next 18 months. But the deal changes its growth rate and size of the company, which should get it a better valuation, over time. It is still fairly small, and not all deals succeed, but the news looks quite good to us.
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