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To own Skyworks Solutions, you have to believe it can gradually reduce its dependence on a single mobile customer by building a broader infrastructure and automotive RF business. The new SKY66424-11 highlights that diversification theme, but it does not materially change the near term catalysts around smartphone RF content or the key risk that over 60% of revenue is still tied to one major handset customer.
Among recent announcements, Skyworks’ push into automotive grade solutions, such as its V2X front end modules and GNSS L1 + L5 LNA FEM, looks most relevant here. Together with the SKY66424-11, these products speak directly to the existing catalyst of expanding Broad Markets exposure in IoT and automotive, which investors are watching as a potential counterweight to handset concentration.
Yet, despite this push into connected infrastructure, investors still need to consider how exposed Skyworks remains if its largest customer were to...
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Skyworks Solutions’ narrative projects $4.1 billion revenue and $520.7 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Skyworks Solutions' forecasts yield a $83.63 fair value, a 40% upside to its current price.
Four members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see Skyworks’ fair value between US$70 and US$83.63, underlining how far opinions can spread. You can weigh those views against the concentration risk in mobile and ask what that might mean for Skyworks’ ability to grow its Broad Markets exposure and overall resilience over time.
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