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Micron Technology, Inc.

Quarterly revenue, EPS, free cash flow, valuation, and Rule of 40 scores for Micron Technology, Inc..

R40: 79$469.28B
$412.37-16.63 (-3.88%)● Live
Current Narrative

Micron is riding the AI memory supercycle. The company's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) is sold out through 2026, powering Nvidia and AMD's AI accelerators. After decades of brutal boom-bust cycles, bulls argue this time is different — AI demand is structural, not cyclical. The stock surged 240% in 2025 on record earnings, massive fab investments backed by CHIPS Act subsidies, and HBM3E/HBM4 leadership. Bears warn memory pricing always mean-reverts, but the AI infrastructure buildout shows no signs of slowing.

Rule of 402026 Q1
78.8
✓ Passing
Revenue Growth YoY+56.7%
+
FCF Margin+22.2%
History
55
Q2
87
Q3
97
Q4
85
Q1
37
Q2
55
Q3
47
Q4
2025 R40 +53
79
Q1
ANALYST RATINGS
Buy$361
MU
Buy$500
Reiterated
2026-01-23
Buy$450
Reiterated
2026-01-20
Overweight$450
Reiterated
2026-01-16
Outperform$425
Initiated
2026-01-15
Buy$400
Reiterated
2026-01-07
Company timeline

Earnings release dates

QuarterEnd datePublication dateSource
2026 Q12025-11-272025-12-18Link
2025 Q42025-08-282025-09-25Link
2025 Q32025-05-292025-06-25Link
2025 Q22025-02-272025-03-20Link
2025 Q12024-11-282024-12-18Link
2024 Q42024-08-292024-09-25Link
Background

Company History

ExchangeNASDAQ
IPO DateJun 1, 1984
Shares Outstanding1.14Bi
1984
IPO and Public Listing
Micron goes public on NASDAQ amid early DRAM leadership (world
2005
IM Flash JV with Intel and Lexar Acquisition
Strong entry into NAND flash market, diversifying beyond DRAM and positioning for mobile/storage growth.
2013
Acquisition of Elpida Memory and Rexchip
Major DRAM industry consolidation amid bankruptcy opportunities; elevates Micron to top-tier supplier, enhances pricing discipline, and sparks stock recovery from post-financial crisis lows.
2015
3D NAND and 3D XPoint Breakthroughs
Shift to vertical stacking technology enables higher densities/lower costs; new non-volatile category challenges traditional storage paradigms.
2022
$100B+ US Fab Investment Announcements
Backed by CHIPS Act subsidies, commits to massive domestic expansion in New York/Idaho, shifting narrative to long-term US manufacturing leadership.
2023
Industry-First HBM3E Sampling for AI
Positions Micron as key supplier for Nvidia/AMD AI GPUs; ignites multi-year HBM demand surge, marking entry into high-margin AI memory market.
2024
HBM Production Ramp and Supply Sell-Outs
Ships leading HBM3E/HBM4, exits consumer graphics to prioritize AI; demand vastly outstrips supply, driving 200%+ stock gains and debates over end of traditional boom-bust cycles.
Leadership

Key Players

Sanjay Mehrotra
President & CEO
CEO since 2017, previously co-founded SanDisk. Leading Micron through AI-driven memory demand surge.
Mark Murphy
EVP & CFO
CFO since 2018, previously at Qorvo and TE Connectivity. Managing capital allocation amid cyclical industry.
Sumit Sadana
EVP & Chief Business Officer
Oversees business units and corporate strategy. Driving HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) growth for AI.
Scott DeBoer
EVP, Technology & Products
Leads R&D and manufacturing. Key to maintaining technology leadership in DRAM and NAND.
Robert Switz
Chairman of the Board
Chairman since 2012, former CEO of ADC Telecommunications.
Short Interest

Short interest data unavailable for MU.