Stmicroelectronics N.V. ADR (STM) Stock Price, Quote & News

Company Profile

STMicroelectronics N.V., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, manufactures, and sells semiconductor products in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, and the Asia Pacific. The company operates through Analog products, MEMS and Sensors Group (AM&S); Power and Discrete products (P&D); Embedded Processing (EMP); and RF Products (D&RF) segments. It offers industrial application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) and application-specific standard products (ASSPs); power man...

Industry: Semiconductors

Sector: Technology

Phone: 31 20 654 3210

Website: www.st.com

Address:

WTC Schiphol Airport, Schiphol Boulevard 265, Schiphol, Netherlands

WallStreetScout1 Jul. 14 at 6:58 PM

Portfolio update: Closed my $HNGE position today for an average return of +45%. I originally built it as an ~8% position, which eventually grew to 12-13% of my portfolio. It was one of the fastest-moving names I owned this year, and I’m very happy with the result. Over the past few weeks, I’ve rotated into selective opportunities across software, storage, and semiconductors. Closed positions: $MRVL → ~+150% average return $ARM → ~+150% average return $STM → -9% loss Current portfolio allocation (14 positions): Software / Platforms: 35% Semiconductors: 35% Robotics: 11% Growth: 10% Healthcare: 11% The next market leaders won’t come from one sector alone. The companies that combine strong fundamentals, durable growth, and favorable technical setups are the ones I believe will stand out. Follow my page for more portfolio updates, AI, semiconductor, and growth stock ideas.

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WhaleTracker_ Jul. 14 at 6:36 PM

Closed my $HNGE position today with an average gain of +45%. Started this as an ~8% portfolio allocation, and after the move it grew into a 12-13% position. One of the strongest performers I’ve held this year, and I’m happy locking in the win. Recently I’ve been rotating capital into selective software, storage, and semiconductor names while trimming positions like $MRVL and $ARM after strong runs, banking around +150% average returns. Also took a small hit on $STM at -9%. Current portfolio focus (14 positions): Software / Platforms: 35% Semiconductors: 35% Robotics: 11% Growth: 10% Healthcare: 11% The market leaders will be the companies combining strong fundamentals with strong technical setups. Sector doesn’t matter as much as execution.

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DonCorleone77 Jul. 13 at 1:40 PM

$STM STMicroelectronics price target raised to $70 from $50 at TD Cowen TD Cowen raised the firm's price target on STMicroelectronics to $70 from $50 and keeps a Hold rating on the shares. The firm adjusted targets in the semiconductor group as part of a Q2 earnings preview. Fundamentals for broad-based semis are as strong as they have been in two-plus years, the analyst tells investors in a research note. TD says industrial and data center demand continues to improve, auto inventory "seems cleaned up," and pricing is moving higher in certain verticals. However, it recommends stock selectivity "against lofty expectations."

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PolyhedronPivot Jul. 12 at 6:01 PM

$STM This is a significant signal. STM, a major player in microcontrollers, is reportedly facing allocation pressure for mature-node capacity at TSMC as more resources are prioritized toward the NVIDIA ecosystem. The company is asking customers to provide 2027 orders earlier, highlighting how tight semiconductor capacity remains. Companies with their own fabs could gain an advantage as supply constraints continue and access to manufacturing becomes a competitive edge.

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Nasdaq_Frontier Jul. 12 at 3:32 PM

After many of hours researching AI infrastructure, these are the 5 AI sectors I believe will produce the biggest winners over the next 3-5 years. 4. Power Infrastructure The backbone keeping next-generation data centers online. $VICR $POWI $ON $STM $VSH The biggest AI bottleneck may not only be chips—it may be the power infrastructure keeping data centers running. As AI servers scale, efficient power management becomes increasingly critical. VICR: advanced power modules benefiting from data center demand; POWI: power management solutions across industrial and electronics markets; ON: power semiconductor leader benefiting from EV and energy trends; STM: broad semiconductor exposure across industrial applications; VSH: provides power semiconductors and energy solutions. Retail investors should look beyond AI applications and focus on the infrastructure enabling growth. The next winners may be the “picks and shovels” companies. The next list is about to be released! Are you going to miss out again?

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MatrixMACD Jul. 11 at 2:24 PM

$STM isn’t just another chip name. Q1 2026 rev came in at $2.52B with gross margin at 33.4%. What stands out: this looks more like a critical supplier in industrial, auto, and edge AI semis than a generic semiconductor play. Structure is improving, and the market may start pricing that in.

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ZacksResearch Jul. 6 at 3:44 PM

$NVDA down 6.6% in a month. Is this a warning sign or simply a buying opportunity? 📉 The recent pullback isn't unique to NVIDIA. Chip peers like $MRVL, $AVGO, and $STM have also sold off as investors digest AI spending concerns and lock in profits after a massive semiconductor rally. 📊 Despite the short-term weakness, NVIDIA's AI leadership and long-term fundamentals remain intact. 🌐 The key debate is whether this is a sentiment-driven correction or the start of a broader reset for AI stocks. 💥 Are you buying the dip in $NVDA, holding with conviction, or waiting for a better entry? 🤔 What's your take on NVIDIA's next move? 💬 See the complete stock outlook here 👇 https://www.zacks.com/stock/quote/nvda?cid=sm-stocktwits-0-quote_overview-oc-38652&ADID=SYND_STOCKTWITS_TWEET_0_QUOTEOVERVIEW_OC_38652

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EddieHayes Jul. 6 at 3:13 PM

Here are 5 boxes that seem promising to me on the 2030 horizon: $STMPA / $STM — MCAP ~$66.6B / ~€58.3B Strategic European semiconductor player ASML. Exposure across MCUs, power semis, edge computing, silicon photonics, and growing AI infrastructure linkage. Strong automotive + industrial base with optional AI upside over time. $MXL — MCAP ~$8.7B Connectivity-focused chip company enabling high-speed data movement. Exposure to data center optics, broadband, telecom, RF and mixed-signal. AI bandwidth demand between GPUs and clusters could be a key long-term tailwind. $AMS.SW / AMS OSRAM — MCAP ~$2B High-risk, high-upside optical semiconductor play. Exposure to sensors, lasers, LEDs, automotive and industrial. Optionality in micro-LED, optical interconnects, and robotics sensing over the long term. $CIEN — MCAP ~$59.8B Leader in optical networking. Beneficiary of AI cluster scaling and rising demand for data center interconnect. Plays the backbone layer of distributed AI infrastructure and network expansion. $MRVL — MCAP ~$214.8B Key player in custom silicon, connectivity, DPUs and optical DSPs. Deep exposure to hyperscaler-driven AI infrastructure buildout and ASIC outsourcing trends. Positioned in the critical “picks and shovels” layer of AI. Overall, this is a framework focused on structural positioning in the AI + semiconductor value chain rather than short-term cycles.

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ETAlpha Jul. 6 at 3:10 PM

Here are 5 promising technology and semiconductor stock picks to watch on the 2030 horizon: $STM, $MXL, $AMS.SW, $CIEN, and $MRVL. $STM (MCAP ~$66.6B): Strategic European semi play. Focused on MCU, power semis, edge computing, and AI infrastructure. Solid long-term pick. $MXL (MCAP ~$8.7B): High-speed connectivity chip play. Well-positioned to benefit from surging AI demand in data centers and 800G/1.6T optics. $AMS.SW (MCAP ~$2B): Optical semi & sensor play. Higher-risk with strong upside if Micro-LED tech and robotics sensing gain traction. $CIEN (MCAP ~$59.8B): Optical networking and DCI leader. With AI clusters expanding, connectivity is the core bottleneck. Directly benefiting from hyperscaler campus demand. $MRVL (MCAP ~$214.8B): Core player in custom ASICs, optical DSPs, and switching. Critical partner for hyperscalers building custom AI chips and optimizing networks. The real setups aren’t always posted here. Check my profile for full exposure.

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FibonacciTrader_ Jul. 6 at 3:02 PM

Semis showing tight flags + consolidation bases - watching for breakout continuation rather than chasing moves. $AMBQ - AI vision chips, edge + robotics exposure building structure $NTAP - AI-driven storage + cloud infrastructure demand theme $AMD - CPUs/GPUs + AI accelerators, still core beta leader in semis $STM - industrial + EV + robotics semis, slow but steady accumulation phase Compression like this usually precedes expansion. Key is not the pattern itself, but which names resolve higher on volume.

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STMicroelectronics price target raised to $70 from $50 at TD Cowen

Jul 3, 2026, 2:00 AM EDT - 12 days ago

Market Cap	61.50B
Revenue (ttm)	11.80B
Net Income (ttm)	166.00M
EPS (ttm)	N/A
PE Ratio	121.12
Forward PE	57.17
Profit Margin	1.41%
Debt to Equity Ratio	0.14

Volume	12,341,300
Avg Vol	12,318,492
Day's Range	N/A - N/A
Shares Out	898.18M
Stochastic %K	57%
Beta	1.93
Analysts	Strong Sell
Price Target	$67.69