On October 30, Lam Research fell 3.2% in After-Hours Trading, trading near $245.99 per share, with turnover of $174 million.
The move aligns with continued pressure from the company’s recent earnings aftermath: while fiscal Q1 results modestly beat expectations, management flagged near-term supply-chain constraints and weaker China sales, keeping investors cautious on the growth pace.
Lam Research previously reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $8.22 billion and adjusted EPS of $2.20, both slightly above consensus. It guided fiscal Q2 revenue to about $8.6 billion and adjusted EPS to about $2.33, broadly in line with market expectations, but management said revenue would have been higher absent supply-chain limitations. Shares fell sharply after the report, and several analysts subsequently lowered price targets, indicating that the cautious tone is still weighing on valuation recovery.
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