Apple reportedly asked its suppliers to cut iPhone production again - these suppliers could get hit the hardest

Ticker: GLUU

Business: Mobile games developer

Annual revenue from Apple: 54% of $155 million annual revenue

Performance in the past 12 months: +146%

Wall Street Comment:

"Looking forward, its quality improves but our estimates rating shows a deterioration, mainly due to a decline in revenue per share," said SADIF Investment Analytics.

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Ticker: NTIP

Business: Software provider

Annual revenue from Apple: 53% of $6 million annual revenue

Performance in the past 12 months: -4%

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Ticker: ZNGA

Business: Game developer

Annual revenue from Apple: 51% of $439 million annual revenue

Performance in the past 12 months: +10%

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Ticker: QRVO

Business: Semiconductor supplier

Annual revenue from Apple: 36% of $1.07 billion annual revenue

Performance in the past 12 months: -12%

Wall Street Comment:

"Cutting Estimates/Target Again On iPhone Weakness," said UBS. "While there could be some risk to Dec, issues seem likely to persist into 1H:19 given macro and China demand commentary especially given China exposure here that is generally larger than peers."

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Ticker: MEET

Business: Entertainment service provider

Annual revenue from Apple: 33% of $41 million annual revenue

Performance in the past 12 months: +100%

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Ticker: JBL

Business: Manufacturing service provider

Annual revenue from Apple: 24% of $4.58 billion annual revenue

Performance in the past 12 months: -10%

Wall Street comment:

"We are cautious heading into F1Q19 results owing to macro concerns, tariff noise, and temporary slowdown in margin performance on ramping programs," JPMorgan noted.

"Further we think Street estimates are slightly on the high side, and do not reflect weaker demand from a key JBL customer."

Source: Business Insider