Lam Research Stock News

My Top 15 High-Growth Dividend Stocks outperformed SPY and VIG in June, gaining 6.15% versus SPY's 5.14% and VIG's 3.41%. The list's year-to-date return is 12.59%, beating SPY every month in 2025, though still a bit short of my 12% annualized target. The July 2025 Top 15 stocks offer a 1.38% average dividend yield with an 18.78% 5-year dividend growth rate and are 23% undervalued.

The stock market has recovered nearly all the losses that were sparked by fear of a new trade war. The benchmark S&P 500 index finished June 25 less than a percentage point below its all-time high.

Lam Research exceeded expectations in Q3 FY25, driven by strong demand for its ALTUS Halo and Akara systems and operational excellence from its 'Close to the Customer' strategy. Financial results were robust: revenue up 24% YoY, record gross margins, expanding operating margins, and strong cash flow, supporting continued buybacks and dividends. Valuation remains attractive with a low PEG ratio,...

Lam Research delivered strong March quarter results, with revenue growth near three-year highs, beating expectations and demonstrating robust business activity. Guidance for the June quarter is impressive, projecting accelerated revenue and EPS growth, alongside further margin expansion, signaling continued operational momentum. Despite China exposure and export restriction risks, ongoing trade...

Semiconductor equipment stocks, including KLA and Lam, have been on the upswing lately amid an improving outlook for the sector.

Analysts have been cutting their estimates for companies' sales and profits, but there are always exceptions to trends.

Lam Research (NASDAQ:LRCX) stock has experienced a notable increase this year, rising by 22% and significantly outperforming the S&P 500's modest gain of 2%. This remarkable performance can be attributed primarily to the company's solid quarterly results, fueled by strong foundry revenues and improving margins.

The article presents the highest-quality Dividend Contenders, companies listed on U.S. exchanges with higher annual dividend payouts for 10-24 consecutive years. I use a quality scoring system with six quality indicators, each worth five points, for a maximum score of 30. The highest-quality Dividend Contenders score four or five points for each quality indicator.