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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
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Company details
Market cap
~$54B
P/E ratio
~33×
Div yield
~2.5%
EPS (non-GAAP)
$1.64
Profit margin
~20%
Rev. growth
+7%
Revenue (FY26)
$4.71B
Customers
125,000+
In plain English
Microchip makes the small, unglamorous chips that quietly run the physical world — the microcontrollers, analog parts and timing chips inside cars, factory robots, appliances and aerospace systems. Unlike the AI-GPU giants, it sells a vast catalogue of cheaper, long-lived parts to over 125,000 customers, and unusually owns several of its own factories while also using outside foundries. Built by decades of acquisitions (Atmel, Microsemi), it is just coming out of a deep inventory-correction downturn.
In simple terms
What Microchip Technology really sells
Microchip makes the small, unglamorous chips that quietly run the physical world — the microcontrollers, analog parts and timing chips inside cars, factory robots, appliances and aerospace systems. Unlike the AI-GPU giants, it sells a vast catalogue of cheaper, long-lived parts to over 125,000 customers, and unusually owns several of its own factories while also using outside foundries. Built by decades of acquisitions (Atmel, Microsemi), it is just coming out of a deep inventory-correction downturn.
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