Micron posted record Q3 FY2025 revenue of $9.30 billion, up from $8.05 billion in Q2 and driven by all‑time‑high DRAM sales. HBM revenue grew nearly 50 percent sequentially, validating the trade ratio squeeze thesis and strong AI‑driven demand from data centers. Non‑GAAP gross margin expanded to 39.0 percent and operating cash flow reached $4.61 billion, reflecting improved pricing power and product mix.
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Micron is set to deliver market-beating returns due to strong execution, AI-driven demand, and an attractive valuation. AI, data centers, robotics, and automotive markets are creating sustained, secular demand for Micron's memory and storage solutions. Recent guidance raises and improving industry trends signal a cyclical bottom, with earnings estimates and fundamentals on the rise.
Micron Technologies' NASDAQ: MU stock is in rebound mode as of mid-August and will likely continue higher because its market has yet to price in the long-term impact of AI. AI is a memory-intensive technology, and its needs are expected to grow exponentially with each upcoming generation.
MU projects high-teen DRAM demand growth in 2025, fueled by AI-driven applications and record data center sales.
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Micron Technology, Inc. is benefiting from strong AI-driven demand, pricing power, and next-gen products like HBM, leading to upgraded guidance and robust earnings growth. The company's vertical integration and operating leverage amplify profits during upcycles, but also increase volatility during downturns—typical of the semiconductor sector. Valuation remains attractive versus peers, with potential for multiple expansion as AI demand is still in its early stages and growth outpaces sector averages.
Micron's Q3 2025 results were great, driven by record DRAM sales and significant margin expansion, reinforcing my bullish stance. Micron has just increased its Q4 2025 guidance from $10.7B to $11.2B. Potential 100% semiconductor tariffs pose minimal risk to Micron due to its U.S. operations and likely exemptions for key partners.
Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU ) KeyBanc Technology Leadership Forum Conference Call August 11, 2025 11:00 AM ET Company Participants Satya Kumar - Corporate VP of Investor Relations & Treasurer Sumit Sadana - Executive VP & Chief Business Officer Conference Call Participants John Nguyen Vinh - KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc., Research Division John Nguyen Vinh Good morning, everybody. My name is John Vinh.
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