ARM Holdings PLC

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ARM reports stellar Q4 results, eyes $4B revenue, and automotive growth

ARM's Q4 2024 showcased remarkable revenue growth, strong partnerships, and a promising outlook for future expansion and market leadership.
While facing challenges such as delayed bookings and lower volume expectations, ARM's strategic strengths and growth opportunities position them well for continued success.
With a focus on innovation, market diversification, and revenue growth targets, ARM remains confident in its growth trajectory and market positioning.

ARM reports record Q1 earnings, eyes growth in AI and partnerships

ARM Holdings PLC delivered impressive financial performance in Q1 2025, marked by record revenue growth and strong guidance for the upcoming quarters.
The company's strategic focus on key growth drivers like AI, v9 adoption, and smartphone royalties positions it well for sustained success in diverse markets.
While facing challenges in addressing analyst inquiries and maintaining growth momentum, ARM remains poised to capitalize on opportunities through strategic partnerships and market expansion.

ARM surpasses revenue expectations, poised for growth amid AI demand

ARM Holdings PLC demonstrated strong performance in royalty revenue growth and exceeded revenue expectations in Q2 2025.
While facing challenges such as declining licensing revenue and ongoing litigation, ARM's future outlook remains positive driven by AI demand.
Opportunities lie in leveraging technological advancements like Armv9 adoption and expanding into new markets to sustain growth and market leadership.

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Arm Holdings Plc operates as a holding company, which engages in the licensing, marketing, research, and development of microprocessors, systems IP, graphics processing units, physical IP and associated systems IP, software, and tools. The company was founded on November 12, 1990 and is headquartered in Cambridge, the United Kingdom.

Typically investors need to wait a few weeks to get stock coverage of a company that recently went public, but an analyst at Bernstein, which didn't help underwrite the initial public offering, has already weighed in with a bearish rating on shares of Arm Holdings PLC.

Arm's stock already draws a bearish call: ‘It is too soon to declare them an AI winner'

The market's biggest winners are frequently stocks that made their public debut within the past few years, which is one reason why the September 14 initial public offering of Arm Holdings plc NASDAQ: ARMH is getting so much attention.

Arm's Blockbuster IPO: Big Names and High Expectations

Arm shares have fallen below their initial IPO pop but still trade well ahead of some analysts' valuation of the chip-design firm.

Arm Stock Is Dropping After Blockbuster IPO. Why It Could Fall Further.

ARM rose after its successful IPO last Thursday. However, the valuation looks stretched.

5 Reasons I Wouldn't Touch Arm Holdings Stock With a 10-Foot Pole

Arm stock soared in its debut, pushing valuation metrics to sky-high levels. Revenue growth has been sluggish since 2015, and that's unlikely the change.

3 Reasons to Stay Far Away From Arm Holdings Stock

SoftBank Group Corp

Japan's SoftBank is looking for deals in artificial intelligence, including a potential investment in OpenAI, after the blockbuster listing of its Arm unit, the Financial Times reported on Saturday.

SoftBank seeks OpenAI tie-up as Son plans deal spree after Arm IPO -FT

Five IPOs raised a combined $5.4 billion this past week, led by the blockbuster IPO of Arm. The largest IPO of 2023 so far, Arm priced at the top of the range to raise $4.9 billion at a $52.9 billion market cap. Five deals are currently on the calendar for the week ahead, led by the IPO market's first US tech unicorns in nearly two years.

U.S. IPO Weekly Recap: Arm Trades Up After Raising Nearly $5 Billion In 2023's Largest IPO To Date

Arm's debut reflects an exciting time for investors, especially following a barren 2022 landscape for IPOs. But is the hype warranted?

Arm IPO: Should Investors Buy Into the Hype?

Arm Holdings plc saw a successful IPO, which could help reopen the IPO market at the end of the year. Despite the promise and the craze of AI, the company has not seen recent topline sales growth. From a fundamental valuation perspective, I am very cautious, although I find this a dangerous company to bet against.

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RayzeBio Inc

The initial public offering (IPO) market is on track to continue accelerating in the last few months of 2023 and into the new year following a series of impressive debuts after a lull in high-profile listings. This week, ARM Holdings and RayzeBio both made a splash with their respective listings.

IPO market recovering with strong ARM and RayzeBio debuts; Instacart, Birkenstock and more to come

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Arm Holdings made a strong debut on Nasdaq under the symbol ARM on Thursday. This is the most high-profile IPO that the Nasdaq has seen since 2021's IPO boom and draws significant attention from retail traders.

Arm Debut Gathers Retail Investors' Love: ETFs in Focus

ARM Holdings shares fell in early trade on Friday after an impressive debut on the Nasdaq the previous day. Shares of the British semiconductor maker were down 2% at US$62.25 after closing up about 25% from its listing price of $51 a share on Thursday.

ARM shares trade lower after impressive IPO

Shares of Nasdaq newbie Arm Holdings (NASDAQ:ARM) are 1.1% lower at $62.88 at last glance, one day after the semiconductor and software concern went public.

Arm Stock Falters on Cautious Analyst Coverage

ARM Holdings is set to go public with a valuation of over $50 billion, making it the largest IPO since Rivian debuted in 2021. The IPO is backed by a number of major tech companies and is reportedly 10x oversubscribed, suggesting strong retail demand. I believe the company is richly valued considering its stagnant core mobile market and concerns about licensing and royalty revenues in China.

ARM Holdings: Plenty Of Smoke But No Fire

Instacart's valuation rises to a range of $9.3 billion to $9.9 billion.

Instacart Raises IPO Price Target After Successful Arm Debut

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On Monday, the Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) settled its dispute with Charter Communications Inc.

Disney Is or Is Not Selling ABC, Arm IPO Left $1 Billion on the Table, UAW Walks the Talk

Arm Holdings Plc's stock ARM, +24.69% rose 6.6% in premarket trade Friday, extending the 25% gain it saw in its trading debut on Nasdaq on Thursday. The chip maker's initial public offering priced at the high end of its proposed range and surged out of the gate.

Arm's stock rises another 6.6% early Friday as it builds on robust gains after IPO

Arm became the biggest IPO in the US since 2021 when it made its market debut on Thursday. Its stock rose 25% – with retail investors keen to jump on the bandwagon of AI-related stocks.

Retail investors pile into Arm stock on the first day of trading, seeking greater exposure to the AI boom

SoftBank Group's Arm Holdings soared almost 25% above its Nasdaq debut price on Thursday, valuing the company at $65 billion.

What's in SoftBank IPO pipeline after Arm listing

Shares of SoftBank's Arm Holdings rose before the bell on Friday, extending gains from a stellar Nasdaq debut that valued the British chip designer at $65 billion, in a relief to the U.S. IPO market facing a drought in listings.

SoftBank's chip designer Arm extends gains after $65 bln Nasdaq debut

Arm began trading on Thursday with shares in its blockbuster IPO priced at $51 each, valuing the company at about $54.5 billion.

Arm jumps 6% in pre-market trade with valuation topping $72 billion

Arm stock soared 24% on its first day of trading following its massive IPO.  Investors are cheering the debut, though some experts remain hesitant to use Arm to gauge the broader IPO market.

Arm's red-hot stock debut captures the AI hype but it doesn't mean the IPO market has rebounded

The roaring success of Arm Holdings' stock market debut makes it much easier for owner SoftBank Group to revert to its natural state - acquisition-hungry.

Analysis: Arm's stellar listing sets the stage for more SoftBank acquisitions

The chip designer's strong IPO also sets a pricey bet that royalties can keep going up without bringing down the heat.

Arm Already Looks Stretched

Shares in the chip designer jumped after it went public this week, with premarket trading volumes abnormally high as investors flocked to Arm stock.

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