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Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Texas Instruments (TXN). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
I rate Texas Instruments as a hold due to balanced risk-reward, margin pressures, elevated inventory levels, and tariff uncertainties clouding the medium-term outlook. TXN's 1Q25 results showed revenue growth and signs of recovery, but gross margins and elevated inventory levels remain concerns. Despite revenue improvements, margin pressures from higher manufacturing costs and tariff uncertainties in China pose significant risks to TXN's profitability.
Texas Instruments Incorporated NASDAQ: TXN delivered a first-quarter financial performance that significantly surpassed analyst expectations, accompanied by an optimistic outlook for the second quarter. The results triggered a notable rally in Texas Instruments' stock price, bolstering investor confidence that a potential recovery may be taking hold for the analog semiconductor leader after a challenging period for the industry.
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Rosenblatt analyst Kevin Garrigan maintained Texas Instruments TXN with a Buy and a $216 price target on Thursday.
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Texas Instruments Incorporated reports a genuine recovery in analog demand, especially in the industrial sector, after seven quarters of decline. Despite improved margins and revenue growth, tariff risks pose significant challenges for sustained growth. Management emphasizes flexibility in production to mitigate geopolitical risks, but Chinese revenue exposure remains a concern.
Texas Instruments Inc (NASDAQ:TXN) shares jumped almost 7% on better-than-expected first quarter results and a strong outlook for the second quarter. For Q1, the multinational semiconductor company's earnings per share (EPS) came in at $1.28, ahead of analyst forecasts of $1.10.