Micron (MU) Stock Rises 3% After Blowout Q4 Earnings
π Micron reported Q4 revenue of $54.2 billion, a 379% increase year-over-year that topped analyst expectations of $51.5 billion.
π° Adjusted net income soared to $38.4 billion, representing more than a tenfold increase from the prior year.
π Earnings per share jumped to $33.42, beating the consensus estimate of $31.82 and rising from $3.03 a year ago.
π Shares climbed 3% post-earnings but remain up roughly 280% year-to-date as the market had largely priced in the positive news.
π‘οΈ CFO Mark Murphy stated that Q1 gross margins will set a new floor before climbing higher, driven by moderate price increases.
π€ Micron has signed 26 strategic five-year customer agreements expected to account for over 35% of revenue through 2030.
π The company updated its supply-demand outlook to expect tight market conditions continuing through fiscal 2028 and 2029.
π Micron plans a new $100 billion facility in upstate New York to triple production capacity over the next decade.
π» Demand for high-bandwidth memory remains strong as data center builders purchase chips faster than competitors can produce them.
- Micron reported Q4 revenue of $54.2 billion, a massive 379% year-over-year increase that significantly exceeded analyst estimates.
- Adjusted net income surged more than tenfold to $38.4 billion, demonstrating exceptional profitability growth.
- Earnings per share climbed to $33.42, topping the $31.82 consensus estimate and showing strong operational performance.
- The company secured 26 strategic five-year customer agreements that will lock in pricing for over 35% of revenue through 2030.
- Management updated its supply-demand outlook to expect tight market conditions extending through fiscal 2028, indicating sustained demand.
- Micron plans a $100 billion investment in new manufacturing facilities that will triple production capacity over the next decade.
- Wall Street reaction was muted despite the earnings beat as shares have already appreciated approximately 280% year-to-date.