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Dixon Tech Faces Unprecedented 5-Month Slump
30 Dec, 2025
Summary
- Dixon's stock experienced its worst calendar year drop since 2018.
- December marked the worst monthly performance since January 2023.
- Analysts remain largely bullish despite recent stock performance.
Dixon Technologies Ltd. has experienced a difficult trading period, with shares falling nearly 4% on Monday, December 29, marking their sixth consecutive day of losses and reaching levels not seen since August 2024. The stock is now down 37% from its 52-week high. This year, 2025, has seen a 34% decrease, making it the worst calendar year for Dixon shareholders since its initial listing in 2018, when it fell 50%.
Further compounding the negative performance, December has been particularly harsh, with the stock declining 19% so far. This represents the worst monthly performance since January 2023, when it fell 31%. Notably, this period marks the first instance in Dixon's trading history where the stock has delivered negative returns for five consecutive months, surpassing previous streaks of three months. The year 2025 also mirrors 2018 in its negative monthly returns, with losses in 9 out of 12 months.
Despite these persistent declines, market sentiment remains largely optimistic. Out of 35 analysts covering Dixon, 27 maintain a 'buy' rating, while only six recommend 'sell'. The consensus price target suggests a potential 51% upside from current levels. However, concerns linger regarding the extension of IT hardware import norms, which Morgan Stanley believes could create growth uncertainties and impact the company's ability to meet future guidance.
