Broadcom Exceeds Third Quarter Expectations Driven by AI Demand
2 sources across 2 countries · Brazil · United Kingdom
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Broadcom reported third quarter fiscal results that surpassed analyst expectations, driven by strong demand for networking and personalized artificial intelligence accelerators. The company announced a net profit of $13.09 billion, which represents a 216 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Adjusted profit per share reached $3.32, exceeding the FactSet analyst prediction of $3.22. Revenue for the quarter rose to $29.6 billion, beating the estimated $29.24 billion. CEO Hock Tan stated that AI semiconductor revenue grew to $16.7 billion, marking a 221 percent increase year over year and a 54 percent increase from the previous quarter. Looking forward, Broadcom forecasts revenue of $34.8 billion for the current quarter, which is above the consensus expectation of $34.68 billion. Despite these results, Broadcom shares fell 3.92 percent in New York after hours trading as of 5:36 PM Brasília time.
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