Arm's Shift Into Chip Sales Should Aid Growth -- Market Talk

Dow Jones03-25 21:58

0958 ET - Arm Holdings says it will sell its own semiconductor chips, a move that Raymond James analysts previously advocated for, on the basis it would yield strong operating profit, aid growth and add a new dimension to the company's strategy. "Although we favored the strategic shift, we were uncertain if it would align with Arm's majority shareholder Softbank's broader strategy," the analysts say in a research note. With the shift, Arm increases its long-term earnings outlook, forecasting a sharp inflection in sales beyond FY28. Raymond James upgrades Arm to outperform from market perform and establishes a price target of $166. Shares rise 15%. (connor.hart@wsj.com)

 

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