On Semiconductor (ON) Stock
Power and sensor chipmaker for automotive and industrial markets. Here's the price, business snapshot, and what's worth knowing about On Semiconductor in August 2026.
ON Semiconductor Corporation (ticker: ON) designs and supplies a broad range of semiconductor components focused on power management, sensing, connectivity and custom analogue solutions. Its products target automotive (including electrification and ADAS), industrial, cloud infrastructure and IoT applications, with recent strategy emphasising higher‑margin power and sensor platforms. With a market capitalisation around $22.5 billion, ON sits in the mid‑cap semiconductor cohort and competes on design wins, scale and manufacturing partnerships. Investors should be aware of cyclical end markets—especially automotive demand—supply‑chain dynamics, pricing pressure and competition from other chipmakers. Key metrics to watch include revenue mix by end market, gross margins, inventory and capital expenditure trends. This summary is for general, educational purposes only and not personalised investment advice; past performance is no guarantee of future returns. Consider your risk tolerance, time horizon and the benefits of diversification before investing.
About This Stock
ON SEMICONDUCTOR CORP
ON
Current Price
$72.08
Potential 12 Month Profit
11.41%
Sector
Technology
Industry
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
Ticker
ON
Market Cap
$28.00B
Potential 12 Month Profit
11.41%
Sector
Technology
Industry
Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment
Sixth Month Growth Performance
Stock Performance Snapshot
Analyst Rating
Analysts recommend holding ON Semiconductor's stock with a target price of $92.19, indicating possible growth.
Financial Health
ON Semiconductor Corp is performing well with solid revenue and cash flow, indicating strong financial stability.
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Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock
Power & Sensing Focus
ON emphasises power management and sensor chips used in EVs, ADAS and industrial automation, though sales can fluctuate with end‑market cycles.
Industry Cyclicality
Semiconductor demand tends to be cyclical and tied to capital spending and automotive trends; this can amplify both upside and downside for results.
Automotive Exposure
Growth in vehicle electrification and safety systems can support long‑term demand, but adoption timing and competition create execution risk.
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