Applied Materials Beats Fiscal Q4 Targets On Strong Chip-Gear Sales

Applied Materials reported Q4 2026 revenue of $10.409 billion, beating estimates by 1%, and adjusted EPS of $4.16, exceeding expectations by 3%. The company provides semiconductor and electronics supplies, with demand for AI and memory products.

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Applied Materials reported fiscal Q4 adjusted EPS of $4.16, beating estimates of $4.06, with revenue of $10.4B exceeding forecasts. Q1 FY27 guidance was above consensus at the midpoint, with EPS of $4.15-$4.55 and revenue of $10.6B-$11.6B, though the low end falls short of expectations. The results indicate continued chipmaker spending on new capacity and advanced production.

Applied Materials (AMAT) reported fiscal Q4 earnings of $2.72B, or $3.40 per share, beating estimates. Revenue was $10.41B, also exceeding forecasts. The company expects Q1 earnings of $4.15-$4.55 per share and revenue of $10.6B-$11.6B. Shares are up 48% YTD.

Applied Materials (AMAT) reported Q4 EPS of $4.16, beating estimates by $0.10, with revenue at $10.41B, exceeding expectations. The stock is down 24.89% over 3 months but up 70.65% year-over-year. Analysts have revised EPS estimates positively, and the company's financial health is rated as good.

Applied Materials reported Q4 2026 revenue of $10.41B, up 53% YoY, and EPS of $4.16. Full-year revenue was $34.45B, up 21%. The company announced new collaborations at its EPIC Center and introduced new semiconductor technology. CEO Gary Dickerson expects Semiconductor Systems business to grow over 40% in 2026.