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Micron Technology Retains 'Buy' Ratings from Bank of America and UBS

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What happened

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Bank of America and UBS retained their 'buy' ratings on Micron Technology, noting that the company remains listed on Nasdaq. Both firms attributed their positive outlook to sustained memory demand, improving pricing, and potential shareholder returns for the semiconductor company. Bank of America stated that gross margins could remain around the mid-80% range through fiscal 2027.

From proactiveinvestors.com

Why it matters

Some supportBrind's analysis of the reports

The reports suggested that durable margins could support consensus fiscal 2027 earnings between $150 and $200 a share. Bank of America also highlighted the potential resumption of share buybacks from December 9, estimating free cash flow could support the retirement of 8% to 10% of shares. UBS noted that the gap between memory supply and demand was widening into calendar 2027.

Institutional investors are tracking Micron Technology stock.

From proactiveinvestors.com

Who's involved

  • Micron TechnologyAmerican multinational corporation specializing in memory and storage technologies
  • Bank of AmericaAmerican multinational banking and financial services corporation providing analyst coverage
  • UBSSwiss multinational investment bank providing analyst coverage

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    Micron Technology's high-bandwidth memory business could benefit from continued high demand from Microsoft's cloud infrastructure.

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