Texas Instruments: What’s Next After Its Free Cash Flow Nearly Doubled Last Year?

2026-03-10 14:40:35

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Texas Instruments saw its free cash flow per share nearly double in 2025 and is transitioning from a capital-intensive builder to a high-return operator. With a significant CapEx reduction planned for 2026 and a focus on industrial, automotive, and data center markets, the company is poised for sustained free cash flow generation. Wall Street analysts expect revenue and EPS growth, though their price targets suggest modest short-term upside, contrasting with TIKR’s mid-case valuation indicating substantial long-term returns.

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