Why Has Texas Instruments’ Stock Gained More Than 70% In the Last 3 Years?

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Texas Instruments’ (NASDAQ: TXN) stock has risen from about $69 in August 2016 to around $120 in August 2019. The rise was primarily driven by a steady growth in revenues and net income margins, accompanied by a drop in shares outstanding, and a slightly higher P/E multiple. We expect growth to stagnate in 2019, due to lower consumer electronics demand and trade tensions. However, the advent of 5G could help somewhat offset this cooling demand.

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We break down the change in Texas Instruments’ stock into 4 factors: Stock Price = (Revenue x Margins / No. of Shares) x P/E Multiple

 

A] Texas Instruments’ revenue growth has largely been driven by growing consumer demand and company initiatives to stay ahead of competitors

  • Total Revenue has grown by 19% between 2016 and 2018, but we expect a slight drop over 2019, on the back of slowing demand and trade tensions.
  • Revenue from Analog Semiconductors, which has been a major driver, is expected to suffer from increasing competition.
  • However, things should pick up in late 2019, with the expected launch of 5G pushing up demand.
  • The ongoing trade tensions and the fall in consumer demand, are expected to push down revenue slightly.

 

B] Net Income Margin has grown from 26.89% in 2016 to 35.36% in 2018, but we expect a slowdown in growth in 2019

  • The increase in net margins is due to the high profit margins from the analog semiconductor division, which we expect to continue going into 2019.
  • Net income margins could drop slightly to 34.4% in 2019, as slowing demand is expected to weigh down on revenue .

C] How Texas Instruments’ P/E Multiple compares to that of its peers?

  • Texas Instruments’ P/E multiple has gradually risen from 19.7x in 2016 to 22.6x in 2018, on the back of strong revenue growth and healthy demand.
  • We expect the P/E multiple to hover around the same level for 2019, due to stable net margins and a stable growth outlook going forward.
  • Meanwhile, Microchip Technology’s P/E multiple has fluctuated drastically over the same period, while Analog Devices has seen an increase in P/E multiple over the past year.

 

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