Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN), a leading semiconductor company, has announced a series of major developments. The company has
upped its dividend to a solid $1.36, showing confidence in its financial stability.
Sweet Financial Partners and
Viking Fund Management, among others, have reportedly been adjusting their holdings in the tech giant, while
Global Retirement Partners has significantly trimmed its stake. Despite the bearish outlook presented in recent performance figures, the Texas-based firm seems to be
attracting investors' attention, with some suggesting it's a good bet for steady growth. Notably,
Swedbank and sets its sight on
long-term growth on the horizon. Texas Instruments looks to exceed market returns and shares have
risen significantly year-to-date despite the current dip in its stock. Jim Cramer, a renowned market analyst, has also backed the stock for potential further gains. However, the firm currently faces pressure from its activist investor,
Elliott Management. Future outlook for the chip manufacturer hinges around its Q3
earnings that are impending and its apparent readiness for 2025's growth. In addition, support by the grant and loan reward of
$4.6 Billion from Chips Act gives its stock price a potential boost.
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