Marvell Technology Group Ltd. Stock News

Marvell Technology, Inc. is relatively cheap, but not worth buying at current levels; we maintain Sell rating on the stock. Street expectations for Marvell's AI revenue growth are unrealistically high for 40% Y/Y growth and scaling its custom AI ASIC business will come at cost of margins. Gross margins are under pressure due to the expansion of the lower-margin ASIC business, and its other two ...

Marvell's stock is deeply undervalued, trading at a forward P/E of 15 despite strong AI leadership and robust growth prospects in the ASIC segment. Recent earnings beat expectations, with 63.8% YoY revenue growth and solid guidance, yet the stock remains well below Wall Street targets. Marvell offers significant upside potential, with price targets suggesting 40-100% gains and limited downside ...

Shares of Marvell Technology (MRVL 1.57%) sank, despite the company once again displaying robust data center and artificial intelligence (AI) revenue growth, when it reported its fiscal Q1 earnings results on May 29. The stock is now down about 43% year to date, as of this writing.

Marvell Technology (MRVL 1.56%) stock has been hammered badly on the market so far this year, losing nearly 45% of its value as of this writing. That seems quite surprising, considering the company's outstanding growth thanks to the booming demand for its artificial intelligence (AI) chips.

MRVL's 1Q FY2026 earnings topped estimates, and 2Q FY2025 outlook was largely in-line with consensus. Data Center revenue remains robust, with management expecting sustained strong demand for custom XPUs throughout the year. Its cyclical business segments, including enterprise networking and carrier infrastructure, continue to recover in 2Q FY2026, contributing to overall revenue growth.

Unlike its big brother, Broadcom NASDAQ: AVGO, custom chip maker Marvell Technology NASDAQ: MRVL has yet to participate much in the recent recovery among semiconductor stocks. This became even more true after the company's latest earnings, which failed to inspire investors.

Marvell Technology, Inc.'s fundamentals are improving, with strong earnings and segment recovery, but market sentiment remains cautious due to custom silicon uncertainty. The loss of exclusivity on Amazon's Trainium 3 is a yellow flag, but management expects revenue continuity and growth from next-gen programs. Valuation now reflects a limited downside, with negative sentiment creating room for...

Investors still have questions about the computer-chip company's next-generation custom chips for Amazon and Microsoft.