Texas Instruments Q2 revenue beats, helped by data center demand
Reuters2026/07/22 20:11
Overview
Semiconductor maker's Q2 revenue rose 23% yr/yr, beating analyst expectations
Q2 adjusted EPS rose 52% yr/yr; included 5-cent benefit not in original guidance
Company says growth driven by industrial, data center and automotive demand
Outlook
Texas Instruments sees third-quarter revenue between $5.65 bln and $6.15 bln
Company expects third-quarter EPS between $2.23 and $2.57
Result Drivers
INDUSTRIAL, DATA CENTER AND AUTOMOTIVE DEMAND - Co said Q2 revenue growth was led by broad gains in industrial, data center and automotive markets
ANALOG AND EMBEDDED PROCESSING SEGMENTS - Analog revenue rose 26% and Embedded Processing revenue rose 16% yr/yr, contributing to overall growth
Company press release: ID:nPn4sxPwSa
Key Details
Metric |
Beat/Miss |
Actual |
Consensus Estimate |
Q2 Revenue |
Beat |
$5.46 bln |
$5.25 bln (27 Analysts) |
Q2 EPS |
|
$2.14 |
|
Q2 Net Income |
|
$1.98 bln |
|
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