Analog Devices (ADI) Stock
Analogue chip maker for industrial and automotive. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about Analog Devices in August 2026.
Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) is a US-based designer and supplier of analogue, mixed‑signal and digital signal processing semiconductors used to convert, condition and interpret real‑world signals. Investors should know ADI serves industrial automation, automotive, communications, healthcare and instrumentation markets with products such as data converters, amplifiers, power management and sensor interfaces. The company benefits from deep engineering expertise, recurring revenue streams and a largely fab‑light model supplemented by strategic manufacturing partnerships and acquisitions. At a market capitalisation of about $121.2bn, ADI combines stable end‑market exposure with selective growth initiatives. Key risks include the cyclical nature of the semiconductor industry, competition from other analogue players, supply‑chain disruption and sensitivity to macro demand. Valuation, product cadence and customer traction matter for future returns. This is general, educational information and not personal financial advice; suitability depends on your circumstances and values can rise and fall.
Why It’s Moving
ADI is moving as record results collide with rising expectations.
- Analog Devices posted record fiscal third-quarter results on Aug. 19, with revenue climbing 40% year over year and adjusted earnings also beating Wall Street expectations, signaling that demand in data center and industrial markets is still running hot.
- The stock’s recent move is being shaped more by how investors are weighing strong fundamentals against already-rich expectations after a sharp run-up, which can make even excellent results feel less explosive.
- A fresh analyst note on Aug. 21 added to the attention around the name, reinforcing the idea that sentiment is split between operational strength and questions about how much upside is left after the rally.
ADI is moving as record results collide with rising expectations.
- Analog Devices posted record fiscal third-quarter results on Aug. 19, with revenue climbing 40% year over year and adjusted earnings also beating Wall Street expectations, signaling that demand in data center and industrial markets is still running hot.
- The stock’s recent move is being shaped more by how investors are weighing strong fundamentals against already-rich expectations after a sharp run-up, which can make even excellent results feel less explosive.
- A fresh analyst note on Aug. 21 added to the attention around the name, reinforcing the idea that sentiment is split between operational strength and questions about how much upside is left after the rally.
Sixth Month Growth Performance
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ADI’s next earnings date was August 19, 2026, and it covered the fiscal third quarter of 2026. The company had already reported that quarter by the current date, so there is no upcoming earnings date right now. Based on the usual reporting cadence, the next release would be expected around late November or early December 2026 for fiscal Q4 2026.
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend buying Analog Devices' stock, expecting it to reach a higher price soon.
Financial Health
Analog Devices is performing well with strong revenue, cash flow, and profit margins, indicating solid financial health.
Dividend
Analog Devices Inc has a low dividend yield of 0.81%, which may not appeal to income-focused investors. If you invested $1000 you would be paid $8.10 a year in dividends (based on the last 12 months).
Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Industrial & Automotive Demand
ADI’s converters and sensors are widely used in industrial automation and automotive systems, offering steady end‑market exposure; though demand can be cyclical.
Analogue & Mixed‑Signal Strength
Deep IP in data converters and amplifiers supports durable margins and differentiated products, but competition and innovation cycles remain important factors.
Global Supply & Customers
A broad customer base and global footprint can provide resilience, yet supply‑chain shocks and macro weakness can influence short‑term performance.
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