Applied Materials Posts Record Q4 Revenue of $10.41 Billion
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Applied Materials closed fiscal 2026 with record fourth-quarter revenue, EPS and margins, per Yahoo Finance and finchannel. Summit Insights downgraded the stock.
What happened
Applied Materials (AMAT) closed fiscal 2026 with record revenue, earnings per share and margins in the fourth quarter, according to Yahoo Finance. Finchannel reports quarterly sales reached $10.41 billion.
Yahoo Finance says the company guided first-quarter revenue up 58% year-over-year and expects to outgrow the wafer fab equipment market again in 2027. Marketscreener.com reports that EPS nearly doubled in the fourth quarter.
Investing.com reports that Summit Insights downgraded its rating on the stock, citing valuation concerns. TradingView's roundup also mentions the opening of an EPIC Center and VeritySEM 20.
Context
Applied Materials supplies equipment used to manufacture semiconductors, so its results are often read as a signal of chipmaking investment.
Why it matters
The results and outlook give investors a view of demand for chip equipment, while the downgrade shows analysts are weighing the company's valuation.
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