BN · rank #19 · 2026-07-22
TXN
NASDAQ · $265.11B (USD)
The exact numbers the algorithm saw.
| Composite score Z-score blend of the factors below; drives the rank. | 0.00 |
|---|---|
| Forward revenue growth Consensus forward revenue growth. | +11.7% |
| Forward net margin Consensus forward net margin. | +30.2% |
| Net margin TTM Trailing twelve month net margin. | +29.1% |
| Margin expansion Forward minus trailing net margin (percentage points). | +1.1% |
| Forward PEG Forward P/E to growth. Below 1 is cheap for the growth. | 1.37 |
| Debt / FCF Net debt relative to free cash flow. Lower is safer. | 3.78× |
| Analyst upside Spread between the consensus 12m target and the current price. | +4.2% |
| Last EPS surprise Most recent reported EPS versus consensus. | +23% |
| Market cap (USD) | $265.11B |
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Summary
Texas Instruments makes foundational analog and embedded chips for industrial, automotive, and increasingly data-center applications, backed by a large domestic 300mm manufacturing footprint and expanding edge-AI tooling.
Rationale
The signal fits a bottleneck-solver setup because TI sits in critical power, signal, and control layers of AI and industrial systems, while recent revenue, margin expansion, and raised Q2 guidance show the bottleneck is tightening rather than commoditizing.
Material risks
- 1TI’s $60+ billion fab expansion could outrun end-demand, leaving underutilized capacity and pressuring returns if industrial, auto, or AI-related orders soften.
- 2Analog and power-management pricing power could erode if customers and rivals internalize more functionality or if supply-chain/geopolitical shocks disrupt demand and subsidy economics.
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