Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC said on Friday that it was a law abiding company and committed to complying with laws and regulations, including export controls, following a media report the U.S. government was probing their dealings with China's Huawei.
Semiconductors see a boost as TSMC results and forecasts exceed expectations. Bloomberg's Peter Elstrom joins Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde to discuss on "Bloomberg Technology.
I reiterate a “Buy” rating for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited with a one-year target price of US$240 per share, driven by strong AI demand and advanced processes. TSMC's 2nm and A16 processes are key growth drivers, with mass production starting in 2025 and significant adoption expected by Apple for iPhone 18. Q3 FY24 results showed 39% revenue growth, driven by 3nm and 5nm technologies, with AI server processors projected to triple in revenue contribution.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited reported Q3 results and outlook Thursday morning, reversing ASML Holding's negative outlook and confirming our positive thesis on the stock. We expect the outperformance to be supported once again by AI, as well as smartphones, on the specific thesis that both moving to smaller nanometer nodes will work in TSMC's favor. Management expects capex for the current quarter to double to approximately $11.5B due to healthy demand, with CEO Wei noting “the demand is real."
Taiwan Semiconductor ( TSM ) reported quarterly earnings this morning and did not disappoint shareholders. Earnings came in 8.9% above analysts' expectations and showed a 54.2% year-over-year (YoY) increase, while revenue beat estimates by 1.3% and grew an impressive 39% YoY.
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Chip stocks rose Thursday after the world's largest contract chipmaker, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSM), reinvigorated Wall Street's AI enthusiasm with better-than-expected quarterly results and a rosy financial outlook.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited's blockbuster Q3 outperformance continues to support a robust AI demand environment, complemented by better-than-expected internal management of its cost structure. Despite the increasing mix shift to margin-dilutive 3 nm volumes, TSMC exceeded the upper range of its previous gross profit guidance for Q3 and is positioned for further expansion exiting 2024. This accordingly mitigates the anticipated impact of impending cost challenges facing TSMC, including new facility ramp-up costs and rising electricity prices heading into 2025.
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