Applied Materials Inc

Applied Materials’ modest stock rise signals steady growth amid AI‑driven chip demand, robust tech, and competitive EUV play—but geopolitical and supply‑chain risks loom.

Applied Materials’ 12 % target‑price lift signals strong upside for wafer‑fabrication tech, amid AI demand, growing Asian fabs and rising Intel rivalry.

Applied Materials gains favor from portfolio managers as its robust memory and AI chip demand, CapEx momentum, and strategic partnerships cement its role as a resilient semiconductor equipment leader.

Applied Materials Q4 earnings preview: AI‑chip demand, solar PV growth and micro‑LED opportunities boost revenue, but supply‑chain and export‑control risks loom.

Applied Materials Inc., a leading provider of semiconductor fabrication equipment, remains a cautiously optimistic investment opportunity despite a recent share price pullback, with analysts predicting long-term earnings growth driven by demand for …

Applied Materials’ revenue forecast is being squeezed by new US export controls, which bar the sale of advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment to Chinese customers lacking a license, leading to a significant revenue contraction in Q4 2025 and…

Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT) has seen a recent share price surge, but its underlying fundamentals present a mixed picture, with modest earnings growth, margin pressure, and competitive forces intensifying, posing structural risks to its long-term v…

Applied Materials Inc. has reaffirmed its commitment to shareholders by maintaining its quarterly dividend, demonstrating confidence in its cash flow generation and long-term growth prospects despite a recent market pullback.

Applied Materials’ stock price has declined sharply after the company issued weak Q4 revenue guidance and cited a slowdown in China, leading to analyst downgrades and a double-digit percentage drop in the stock’s value.

Applied Materials Inc’s stock price has plummeted to its lowest point since June after the company released weak Q4 guidance, sparking a sell-off and downgrades from analysts.