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Nicolas Baratte

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<li>Huge beat in Nov-25 and Feb-26. The impact of price hikes (Commodity Memory), mix change (more HBM and server) driven by AI growth and low capacity increase. </li>
<li>Management is cautious on bit growth but very positive on 2026-28 outlook. HBM sold out for ‘26. Shortages continue in ’26-27. HBM market to increase ~3x by ‘28.</li>
<li>Consensus should revise up FY26 by ~60%, FY27 by ~80%. This implies that the stock trades at 7.5x FY26 EPS and 5.4x FY27. </li>
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Huge beat in Nov-25 and Feb-26. The impact of price hikes (Commodity Memory), mix change (more HBM and server) driven by AI growth and low capacity increase. 
Management is cautious on bit growth but very positive on 2026-28 outlook. HBM sold out for ‘26. Shortages continue in ’26-27. HBM market to increase ~3x by ‘28.
Consensus should revise up FY26 by ~60%, FY27 by ~80%. This implies that the stock trades at 7.5x FY26 EPS and 5.4x FY27. 


Micron: Nov-25 Beat by 30%, Feb-26 Guidance 80% Above Consensus

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<li>SK Hynix and Micron stocks were lagging TSMC and Nvidia as it took ~2 years for HBM to suck up enough Commodity DRAM capacity to stabilize the Commodity market</li>
<li>That’s now done, we’re just at the beginning of spectacular HBM growth for at least 2 more years. The reasons are known: density increases, speed increases, dies thinner...</li>
<li>Stocks: keep or buy Micron and SK Hynix. Samsung remains unattractive imo</li>
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SK Hynix and Micron stocks were lagging TSMC and Nvidia as it took ~2 years for HBM to suck up enough Commodity DRAM capacity to stabilize the Commodity market
That’s now done, we’re just at the beginning of spectacular HBM growth for at least 2 more years. The reasons are known: density increases, speed increases, dies thinner...
Stocks: keep or buy Micron and SK Hynix. Samsung remains unattractive imo


HBM Stocks Will Keep Running (Micron, SK Hynix), It’s Just the Beginning

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<ul><li>Micron Technology's recent earnings provided insights into its performance and strategic outlook.</li><li>The company appears to be navigating industry dynamics effectively, particularly within the NAND and DRAM markets.</li><li>The call highlighted several critical areas of development and potential challenges facing Micron.</li></ul>

Micron Technology's recent earnings provided insights into its performance and strategic outlook.The company appears to be navigating industry dynamics effectively, particularly within the NAND and DRAM markets.The call highlighted several critical areas of development and potential challenges facing Micron.

Micron Unveils Game-Changing 1-Gamma Node Expansion to Slash Costs & Boost Output; What Lies Ahead?

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Raghav Vashisht

AI | Semiconductors | Commodities

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<li>Micron delivered a blowout Q4, with $11.3B revenue and $3.03 EPS, led by DRAM’s 27% QoQ growth and an HBM3E run-rate nearing $8B.</li>
<li>Data centre accounted for 56% of FY2025 sales, driven by LPDDR5 shipments for Nvidia’s GB chips and early HBM4 sampling.</li>
<li>Management sees 2026 as a tight DRAM supply environment by design, with slower node transitions and deliberate capacity discipline supporting pricing.</li>
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Micron delivered a blowout Q4, with $11.3B revenue and $3.03 EPS, led by DRAM’s 27% QoQ growth and an HBM3E run-rate nearing $8B.
Data centre accounted for 56% of FY2025 sales, driven by LPDDR5 shipments for Nvidia’s GB chips and early HBM4 sampling.
Management sees 2026 as a tight DRAM supply environment by design, with slower node transitions and deliberate capacity discipline supporting pricing.


Led by DRAMs, Micron Crushes Q4 and Eyes Scarcity in 2026

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Vincent Fernando, CFA

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Founded in 2015, Zero One produces independent investment research and provides corporate finance advisory services with a focus on both listed and private technology companies. Founder Vincent Fernando has over 20 years of experience in US and Asia capital markets.

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<li>The Industry Is Moving From Cyclical Volatility Into a Sticky Pricing Era.</li>
<li>Why Memory Pricing is Becoming Sticky. -- HBM Memory is Hard to Swap Out Once Designed Into a GPU Product.</li>
<li>Investment View: Entering Memory's Sticky Pricing Era -- Structurally Long Micron &amp; SK Hynix; Underperform for Nanya Tech.</li>
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The Industry Is Moving From Cyclical Volatility Into a Sticky Pricing Era.
Why Memory Pricing is Becoming Sticky. -- HBM Memory is Hard to Swap Out Once Designed Into a GPU Product.
Investment View: Entering Memory's Sticky Pricing Era -- Structurally Long Micron &amp; SK Hynix; Underperform for Nanya Tech.


Memory Monitor: The Sticky Era -- Memory’s Transition from Spot Pricing to Long-Cycle Commitments

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Micron Technology, Inc., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and markets dynamic random access memory chips (DRAMs), very fast static random access memory chips (SRAMs), Flash Memory, other semiconductor components, and memory modules.

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Micron: Nov-25 Beat by 30%, Feb-26 Guidance 80% Above Consensus

strong performance in Nov-25 and Feb-26 due to price hikes and AI growth. Management optimistic for 2026-28 despite bit growth concerns. Stock...

Nicolas Baratte

HBM Stocks Will Keep Running (Micron, SK Hynix), It’s Just the Beginning

HBM revenue and profit growth set to soar, Micron and SK Hynix stocks recommended for investment. Samsung not as appealing.

Nicolas Baratte

Micron Unveils Game-Changing 1-Gamma Node Expansion to Slash Costs & Boost Output; What Lies Ahead?

Micron Technology's recent earnings provided insights into its performance and strategic outlook. The company appears to be navigating industry...

Baptista Research

Led by DRAMs, Micron Crushes Q4 and Eyes Scarcity in 2026

Micron reports strong Q4 results, driven by growth in DRAM and data center sales, with a focus on tight supply to support pricing in 2026.

Mint Finance

Memory Monitor: The Sticky Era -- Memory’s Transition from Spot Pricing to Long-Cycle Commitments

The industry is transitioning to a "sticky pricing era" due to the difficulty of swapping out HBM memory in GPU products, leading to a structural...

Vincent Fernando, CFA

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Micron: Nov-25 Beat by 30%, Feb-26 Guidance 80% Above Consensus

strong performance in Nov-25 and Feb-26 due to price hikes and AI growth. Management optimistic for 2026-28 despite bit growth concerns. Stock...

Nicolas Baratte

HBM Stocks Will Keep Running (Micron, SK Hynix), It’s Just the Beginning

​HBM revenue and profit growth set to soar, Micron and SK Hynix stocks recommended for investment. Samsung not as appealing.

Nicolas Baratte

Micron Unveils Game-Changing 1-Gamma Node Expansion to Slash Costs & Boost Output; What Lies Ahead?

Micron Technology's recent earnings provided insights into its performance and strategic outlook. The company appears to be navigating industry...

Baptista Research

Led by DRAMs, Micron Crushes Q4 and Eyes Scarcity in 2026

​Micron reports strong Q4 results, driven by growth in DRAM and data center sales, with a focus on tight supply to support pricing in 2026.

Mint Finance

Memory Monitor: The Sticky Era -- Memory’s Transition from Spot Pricing to Long-Cycle Commitments

​The industry is transitioning to a "sticky pricing era" due to the difficulty of swapping out HBM memory in GPU products, leading to a structural...

Vincent Fernando, CFA

HBM revenue and profit growth set to soar, Micron and SK Hynix stocks recommended for investment. Samsung not as appealing.

Micron reports strong Q4 results, driven by growth in DRAM and data center sales, with a focus on tight supply to support pricing in 2026.

The industry is transitioning to a "sticky pricing era" due to the difficulty of swapping out HBM memory in GPU products, leading to a structural...