SKYWORKS SOLUTIONS, INC.
Skyworks develops, manufactures and provides analog and mixed-signal semiconductor products and solutions for customers across applications including smartphones, automotive, broadband, industrial, medical, aerospace and defense. Its portfolio includes amplifiers, filters, front-end modules, receivers, switches, timing devices, digital power isolators and automotive tuners and digital radios. Skyworks also offers customized solutions supporting wireless systems and protocols such as cellular, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and Zigbee, including its Sky5 platform and 5G small cell solutions. Skyworks sells products globally through a direct sales force, electronic component distributors and independent sales representatives. It works with customers and reference design partners on product development and sells primarily through individual customer purchase orders. The company serves OEMs, smartphone providers and other customers, including Apple, Amazon, Samsung and Tesla. It operates engineering, manufacturing, sales and service facilities across Asia, Europe and North America. Skyworks is headquartered in Irvine, California.
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See all $SWKS insider activity →JP Morgan kept its Neutral rating on Skyworks Solutions but raised its price target to $77 from $65, citing an 18.5% increase. The new target suggests a 7.0% downside from the Nov 9 close of $82.83. Recent analyst price targets for the company range from $72 to $80.
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) launched the SKY4680x automotive audio DSP family, available in one-, two-, and three-core variants with 8 MB of SRAM. Engineering samples are now available, but no customer wins or revenue details were disclosed. The company aims to expand its automotive portfolio with this product line.
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) is projected to increase earnings to US$1.3b by 2029, up from US$290.1m currently, with analysts expecting 25.6% annual revenue growth to US$8.0b. Some bearish views suggest lower growth rates and a 9.7x P/E, indicating potential downside. The company's fair value suggests a 4% downside from its current price, according to analysts.
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Analyst upgrade suggests upside potential.
New product launch with no immediate revenue disclosed; potential upside if design wins materialize.
Analyst upgrade may create modest downside pressure as the market prices in a lower valuation.
Potential factory shutdown adds execution risk and may pressure the stock.
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JP Morgan kept its Neutral rating on Skyworks Solutions but raised its price target to $77 from $65, citing an 18.5% increase. The new target suggests a 7.0% downside from the Nov 9 close of $82.83. Recent analyst price targets for the company range from $72 to $80.
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) launched the SKY4680x automotive audio DSP family, available in one-, two-, and three-core variants with 8 MB of SRAM. Engineering samples are now available, but no customer wins or revenue details were disclosed. The company aims to expand its automotive portfolio with this product line.
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) is projected to increase earnings to US$1.3b by 2029, up from US$290.1m currently, with analysts expecting 25.6% annual revenue growth to US$8.0b. Some bearish views suggest lower growth rates and a 9.7x P/E, indicating potential downside. The company's fair value suggests a 4% downside from its current price, according to analysts.
Skyworks Solutions, which completed its $19B acquisition of Qorvo, plans to close some factories and cut jobs to save $500M annually. The fate of Qorvo's Hillsboro, Oregon factory, which employs 800 and produces chips for Apple's iPhone, is uncertain. Skyworks operates overlapping factories in California and Massachusetts, but each produces distinct products. The company has not responded to inquiries about its Oregon plans.
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Analysts from Canaccord Genuity, Citi, and others provided ratings and price targets for Dynatrace (DT), Skyworks Solutions (SWKS), and DigitalOcean Holdings (DOCN). DT received a Buy rating with a $60 target, SWKS a Hold with a $79 target, and DOCN a Buy with a $160 target. Street consensus for DT is Strong Buy ($65.38 target), SWKS Hold ($78.55 target), and DOCN Strong Buy ($159.42 target).
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Barclays downgraded Skyworks Solutions to Equal-Weight from Overweight, raising its price target to $79 from $70. The new target implies a 4.7% downside from the Nov 4 close of $82.92. Recent analyst price targets for the company range from $72 to $95.
RBC Capital kept its Sector Perform rating on Skyworks Solutions but cut its price target to $80 from $95, citing a 6.3% downside from the Nov 3 close. Recent analyst targets for the company range from $61 to $95.
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) fell 10% to $76.90 today, a day after reporting Q4 results. Earnings beat estimates at $1.28 per share on $1.05bn revenue, but guidance was weak. Shares are down 15.9% from 52-week high, up 23.8% YTD. Analysts' price targets range from $90 to $107.
