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Texas Instruments beat earnings estimates, raised guidance, and increased its dividend in Q2 2025.
Texas Instruments reported strong second-quarter results with $1.41 earnings per share and $4.45 billion in revenue, a 16.4% year-over-year increase, exceeding estimates.
The company raised its Q3 2025 guidance and increased its quarterly dividend to $1.42, yielding 3.1%.
Institutional investors remain heavily engaged, with Carr Financial Group increasing its stake and Norden Group reducing its position.
The stock, trading at $182.04 with a $165.5 billion market cap, has a forward P/E of 33.34 and a consensus "Hold" rating with a target price of $213.82.
Texas Instruments operates in analog and embedded processing, providing global semiconductor solutions.
Texas Instruments superó las estimaciones de ganancias, elevó las previsiones y aumentó su dividendo en el segundo trimestre de 2025.