TI revenue outlook exceeds forecast; latest quarter had broad-based growth
The Dallas-based semiconductor company reported Wednesday that its third-quarter profit reached $2.43 billion, or $2.62 a share, above FactSet’s $2.44 per-share estimate and up from $1.36 billion, or $1.48, a year earlier.
Quarterly revenue climbed 28% over the year to $6.06 billion, exceeding the $5.94 billion analyst forecast.
Texas Instruments’ analog segment grew revenue 32% to $4.91 billion. Its embedded processing segment revenue rose 21% to $848 million.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Texas Instruments logged higher profit and revenue in its latest quarter on broad-based growth led by industry, automotive and data-center markets.
A TXN market-data entry displayed a 2.47% increase.
For the fourth quarter, Texas Instruments expects revenue between $5.8 billion and $6.3 billion, above the $5.76 billion analyst expectation.
Texas Instruments also expects fourth-quarter earnings per share of $2.45 to $2.79. Analysts expect $2.31 a share.
Natalie Weger is a reporter covering breaking corporate news at The Wall Street Journal in New York. She previously interned on the Journal’s Real-Time Desk in the summer of 2025 through the Dow Jones News Fund. Weger also covered corporate news for Bloomberg Law and local business news for the Daily Record in Baltimore.
Originally from Maryland, Weger graduated from the University of Maryland in 2026 with dual degrees in journalism and information science. She was a news editor and reporter for the Diamondback, the university’s independent student newspaper.