About Tower Semiconductor Ltd. - Ordinary Shares (TSEM)
Tower Semiconductor is a leading specialty foundry that focuses on manufacturing advanced semiconductor solutions for a diverse range of applications, including automotive, consumer electronics, and industrial markets. The company provides a broad array of processes and technologies, enabling clients to develop innovative products by utilizing its expertise in analog, mixed-signal, and radio frequency integrated circuits. By partnering with various technology companies, Tower Semiconductor supports the design and production of cutting-edge electronics, ensuring high quality and efficiency in its manufacturing processes. Read More
Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) stock gained after reporting Q2 results, with 6% revenue growth and EPS beat. CEO cites strategic initiatives and expects continued growth.
Tower Semi (TSEM) reported mixed Q1 results with strong growth in RF Infrastructure, leading to a Buy rating and $60 price target from analyst Cody Acree.
Tower Semiconductor reported 9% Y/Y revenue growth and beat EPS estimates. Despite stock decline, CEO expects further growth in RF and sensors business.
Trump's tariffs on China are causing ripple effects, hurting tech companies like TSEM. But TSEM is a top pick for investors as it has potential to bounce back.
TSEM noted that it has stopped discontinued production of chips using the legacy and lower margin Fab 1 process – it has moved to the higher margin Fab 2 process now.
Shares of Tower Semiconductor Inc. (NASDAQ: TSEM) are trading higher following Monday's AI-related market rout triggered by DeepSeek's announcement of its advanced language model.
Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) reported 3.4% revenue growth and $0.57 EPS, beating analyst estimates. It plans to invest $350 million to expand capacity and enhance SiPho and SiGe capabilities.
Intel rejects proposed takeover from Arm Holdings and plans to keep its business division. Intel's stock drops 31% while Taiwan Semiconductor gains 119%.
