On June 2, Texas Instruments rose 3.12% in regular trading, trading at approximately $299.22/share, with trading volume of $464 million. The rally was driven by a convergence of institutional upgrades and a new round of power management chip price increases across the industry.
On the news front, multiple institutions have recently raised their ratings and price targets for Texas Instruments, with Bank of America notably lifting its target from $320 to $370, forming a strong bullish consensus. Concurrently, the power management chip sector is experiencing a fresh pricing upcycle. Texas Instruments has confirmed plans to raise prices on core products including power management ICs effective July 1, marking its fourth price adjustment within the past twelve months. Data center-related analog chips are expected to see increases of 15%-25%, while industrial-grade products may rise 10%-15%. Infineon has also issued a second price hike notice effective the same date, covering industrial, automotive, and AI-grade power semiconductors with increases of 10%-20%. The near-simultaneous moves by both global leaders signal the full onset of a new analog chip pricing cycle, underpinned by AI-driven demand that continues to exceed expectations.
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