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Equity Bottom-Up

<ul><li>Texas Instruments delivered its third consecutive all-around beat in the recent result with a reported revenue of $5.21 billion this quarter.</li><li>Among major developments, Texas Instruments has recently broken the ground on the new semiconductor plants of 300-mm for water fabrication in Sherman, Texas.</li><li>Texas Instruments has a strong balance sheet and the management continues investing in building capacity.</li></ul>

Texas Instruments delivered its third consecutive all-around beat in the recent result with a reported revenue of $5.21 billion this quarter.Among major developments, Texas Instruments has recently broken the ground on the new semiconductor plants of 300-mm for water fabrication in Sherman, Texas.Texas Instruments has a strong balance sheet and the management continues investing in building capacity.

Texas Instruments: New Semiconductor Plants & Other Developments

Semiconductors, Memory and SSDs Specialist, Objective Analysis

Jim Handy

Semiconductors, Memory and SSDs Specialist

Objective Analysis

Objective Analysis offers third-party independent market research and data for the semiconductor industry and investors in the semiconductor industry.

Semiconductors, Memory and SSDs

Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>Micron recently announced a record-breaking quarter but guided lower for the current quarter</li>
<li>Consumer demand is slackening although other sectors remain strong for now</li>
<li>Macronix provides a little more insight, as the company reports monthly revenues</li>
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Micron recently announced a record-breaking quarter but guided lower for the current quarter
Consumer demand is slackening although other sectors remain strong for now
Macronix provides a little more insight, as the company reports monthly revenues


Does Micron's Lower Guidance Mean Doom for Tech?

Taiwan Tech Focused Senior Analyst

Patrick Liao

United Microelectronics Corp / Equity Bottom-Up

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<li>We believe UMC's 3Q22 order is full, but the growth could be within 3% QoQ.</li>
<li>Asian clients are turning weak, and US clients are getting stronger.</li>
<li>The mainland China demand could be making an impact because of the COVID-19 pandemic.</li>
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We believe UMC's 3Q22 order is full, but the growth could be within 3% QoQ.
Asian clients are turning weak, and US clients are getting stronger.
The mainland China demand could be making an impact because of the COVID-19 pandemic.


UMC (UMC.US; 2303.TT): 3Q22 Order Is Full- The Demand from Asia Is Turning Weak, but US Is Stronger

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<li>The 1Q22 revenue/GM/OPM was US$215mn/55%/36% respectively, with revenue growing 50% YoY and -2.6% QoQ. Silergy considers its own business will grow quarter by quarter in 2022.</li>
<li>Silergy expects to see ~3% revenue contribution for Automotive in 2022, which means it should grow over 3% by the end of 2022.</li>
<li>Silergy’s order visibility is extended from 3 quarters to over 6~8 quarters now. Meanwhile, Silergy aims to split the share to let more retail investors to hold their shares.    </li>
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The 1Q22 revenue/GM/OPM was US$215mn/55%/36% respectively, with revenue growing 50% YoY and -2.6% QoQ. Silergy considers its own business will grow quarter by quarter in 2022.
Silergy expects to see ~3% revenue contribution for Automotive in 2022, which means it should grow over 3% by the end of 2022.
Silergy’s order visibility is extended from 3 quarters to over 6~8 quarters now. Meanwhile, Silergy aims to split the share to let more retail investors to hold their shares.    


Silergy (6415.TT): 1Q22 Review-Clients Are Asking to Solve Supply Shortage and Even to Add Prices.

Equity Capital Markets

Texas Instruments / Equity Capital Markets

<ul><li>Texas Instruments delivered a strong set of results in the first quarter of 2022, with revenue of $4.9 billion, up 14% year over year.</li><li>The company’s quarterly gross margin of 70% showed an increase of 500 basis points year over year despite the inflationary environment which was truly remarkable.</li><li>Texas Instruments is witnessing lower demand in China due to Covid-19 restrictions with respect to the latest new wave that is affecting the company's customers' manufacturing operations.</li></ul>

Texas Instruments delivered a strong set of results in the first quarter of 2022, with revenue of $4.9 billion, up 14% year over year.The company’s quarterly gross margin of 70% showed an increase of 500 basis points year over year despite the inflationary environment which was truly remarkable.Texas Instruments is witnessing lower demand in China due to Covid-19 restrictions with respect to the latest new wave that is affecting the company's customers' manufacturing operations.

Texas Instruments: Competitive Positioning

United States

Texas Instruments Incorporated operates as a semiconductor design and manufacturing company. The Company develops analog ICs and embedded processors. Texas Instruments has manufacturing or sales operations worldwide.

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Texas Instruments: New Semiconductor Plants & Other Developments

Texas Instruments delivered its third consecutive all-around beat in the recent result with a reported revenue of $5.21 billion this...

Baptista Research

Does Micron's Lower Guidance Mean Doom for Tech?

Does Micron's reduced guidance imply that the semiconductor market is about to fall? Not quite, as today's weakness is limited to the consumer...

Jim Handy

UMC (UMC.US; 2303.TT): 3Q22 Order Is Full- The Demand from Asia Is Turning Weak, but US Is Stronger

We believe UMC's 3Q22 order is full, but the growth could be within 3% QoQ. Asian clients are turning weak, and US clients are getting stronger.

Patrick Liao

Silergy (6415.TT): 1Q22 Review-Clients Are Asking to Solve Supply Shortage and Even to Add Prices.

The 1Q22 revenue/GM/OPM was US$215mn/55%/36% respectively, which revenue grew 50% YoY and -2.6% QoQ. Silergy considers its own business will grow...

Patrick Liao

Texas Instruments: Competitive Positioning

Texas Instruments delivered a strong set of results in the first quarter of 2022, with revenue of $4.9 billion, up 14% year over year. The...

Baptista Research

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