Texas Instruments sees worst rout on weak forecast
The company’s shares fell 7.5 percent to US$185.52 in New York on Friday. That wiped out the stock’s entire gain this year and marked the worst single-day rout since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. Texas Instruments CEO Haviv Ilan on a conference call with analysts on Thursday said that industrial demand remains slow.
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The semiconductor company predicts a return to growth after more than two years of revenue declines, but the industrial and automotive markets have yet to bottom.
TXN's Q4 top line is likely to have been hurt by a fall in factory loading, while increased manufacturing costs are likely to ...
What To Know: Texas Instruments expects 2025 fiscal-year first-quarter revenue between $3.74 billion and $4.06 billion, ...
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Texas Instruments announced fourth-quarter earnings above expectations, but highlighted challenges with declining revenues year-over-year.
Harlan Sur, an analyst from J.P. Morgan, maintained the Buy rating on Texas Instruments (TXN – Research Report). The associated price target is ...
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