Synopsys sets 2027 targets: Synopsys stock falls 1.70 percent
π Synopsys set fiscal 2027 revenue guidance at USD 11.10 billion to USD 11.20 billion, implying roughly 15% growth.
π― The company targets a non-GAAP operating margin of 44% for fiscal 2027 and 50% by fiscal 2030.
π° Synopsys plans approximately USD 1.00 billion in share repurchases subject to market conditions.
π Fiscal third-quarter revenue reached USD 2.477 billion, up 42.40% year over year including Ansys.
β οΈ Management cites export restrictions and dependence on large customers as material uncertainties.
π The 42.40% Q3 growth includes a full quarter of Ansys versus a partial contribution a year prior.
π Stock fell 1.70% to EUR 405.00 despite the positive guidance and recent earnings beat.
ποΈ The next earnings release is expected on December 9, 2026, covering fiscal fourth-quarter results.
π€ Synopsys recently added an Amazon IP agreement and an OpenAI partnership to its growth plan.
πΌ Market capitalization stands at USD 87.1 billion with a 52-week range of USD 362.55 to USD 539.48.
- Synopsys set fiscal 2027 revenue guidance at USD 11.10 billion to USD 11.20 billion, implying approximately 15% growth.
- The company targets a non-GAAP operating margin of 44% for fiscal 2027 and 50% by fiscal 2030.
- Fiscal third-quarter revenue reached USD 2.477 billion, representing a 42.40% year-over-year increase.
- Synopsys plans to execute approximately USD 1.00 billion in share repurchases subject to market conditions.
- The company recently added an Amazon IP agreement and an OpenAI partnership to its growth plan.
- Management identified export restrictions as a material uncertainty impacting future operations.
- Dependence on a relatively small number of large customers is flagged as a material risk.
- Execution risks from the Ansys acquisition are explicitly listed as a material uncertainty.
- The 42.40% Q3 revenue growth includes a full quarter of Ansys against a partial contribution a year earlier, making the comparison less clean.
- Synopsys stock fell 1.70% to EUR 405.00 on October 20, 2026, despite the positive guidance.