We expect ARM's continued top-line strength in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025, driven by Royalty and License revenues.
Given the recent fall in Arm Holdings shares, we evaluate the stock's current position to determine whether it presents a good investment opportunity.
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The share price of Arm Holdings (ARM -10.32%) rocketed higher in the first month of 2025, but the British technology company saw a significant pullback since hitting a 2025 high on Jan. 22. Arm stock has traded down 44% since then as investors pressed the panic button over multiple headwinds.
Arm Holdings NASDAQ: ARM, a UK-based chip designer, has set a goal of securing 50% of the data center CPU market by the end of 2025. Company executives revealed this in early April 2025, and it represents a significant jump from their estimated 15% share in 2024.
SoftBank-owned chip tech provider Arm Holdings recently sought to acquire Alphawave , a UK-based supplier of semiconductor intellectual property, to secure a crucial technology that is crucial for building its own artificial-intelligence processors, according to three sources familiar with the matter.
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Shares of Arm Holdings (ARM -7.47%) were under pressure on Wednesday. The chip design company's stock lost 7.5% as of market close and was down as much as 8.1% earlier in the day.
CNBC's Becky Quick reports on the latest news.
Given the recent fall in Arm Holdings shares, we evaluate the stock's current position to determine whether it presents a good investment opportunity.