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MaxLinear Beats Q3 Earnings Expectations, Provides Positive Q4 Guidance

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What happened

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MaxLinear reported that it earned an adjusted 62 cents a share on sales of $218.1 million during the September quarter. This figure beat expectations from analysts polled by FactSet, who had anticipated earnings of 56 cents a share. The company also provided positive guidance for the fourth quarter.

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Why it matters

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As a company whose shares are listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange, MaxLinear's earnings performance and future guidance are key indicators of its financial health. The results could influence market sentiment regarding the chipmaker.

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Who's involved

  • MaxLinearAmerican hardware company whose earnings were reported
  • FactSetAmerican financial data company that polled analysts on earnings

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  • MaxLinearSpeculative

    Investors in MaxLinear might see changes in stock prices following the earnings announcement.

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