Movement Alert｜MaxLinear Intraday Decline 6.44% in Regular Trading, Post-Earnings Selling Persists Despite Q3 Beat and Strong Q4 Outlook

Market Focus10-23

On October 23, MaxLinear fell 6.44% in Regular Trading, trading at $59.374 per share, with turnover of $37.5865 million.

The move came even after the company reported third-quarter results and fourth-quarter revenue guidance above Wall Street expectations, indicating that investor caution around the durability of the recovery continued to weigh on the stock.

MaxLinear reported adjusted EPS of $0.62 for the quarter ended September 30, up from $0.14 a year earlier and above consensus expectations of $0.55-$0.56. Revenue rose 72% year over year to $218.1 million, ahead of expectations ranging from about $211.2 million to $214.9 million. For the fourth quarter, the company guided revenue to $240 million-$260 million, above the $226.6 million market expectation. Even so, the stock remained under pressure in trading after the release, reflecting ongoing market disagreement over the sustainability of the business rebound and the margin path.

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