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To own Synopsys, you need to believe that its EDA and IP franchise can compound value as chip and system complexity rises, while the Ansys deal and AI-focused roadmap deepen its role in advanced design. The new securities fraud class actions around AI-driven Design IP economics put a spotlight on how sustainable that pivot really is, but do not yet alter the central short term catalyst of integrating Ansys or the key risk around IP profitability and execution.
The most relevant recent update is Synopsys’ fiscal 2026 guidance, calling for US$9.56–9.66 billion in revenue and GAAP EPS of US$2.49–2.90, issued alongside Q4 2025 results. That outlook now sits against allegations that AI centric roadmap and resource decisions have weighed on Design IP economics, which could influence how investors weigh the IP transition catalyst against the risk of structurally higher costs and weaker margins.
Yet investors should be aware that the legal challenges to Synopsys’ AI pivot could compound existing concerns about its IP segment’s profitability and...
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Synopsys' narrative projects $12.1 billion revenue and $2.7 billion earnings by 2028.
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Six fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$451 to US$557 per share, reflecting a wide range of individual expectations. Against that backdrop, questions around whether Synopsys’ AI focused IP transition can support margins over time give you a concrete issue to test those views against.
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