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To own onsemi, you need to believe its power and silicon carbide portfolio can compound value as EV and AI data-center content grows. This week’s comments that automotive demand has likely bottomed and that 2026 AI data-center revenue is expected to more than double year over year support the near term catalyst of a cyclical margin recovery, but they also sharpen the key risk: competition and capacity bottlenecks if auto and AI power demand accelerate at the same time.
Against this backdrop, the expanded collaborations with NIO and Geely around 900V and SEA-S EV platforms feel especially relevant. These deals tie onsemi’s EliteSiC devices directly into higher-voltage, higher-content vehicles, reinforcing the longer term thesis around EV share gains while also intensifying the shorter term execution risk if EV ramps outside China remain sluggish or pricing pressure in SiC worsens.
Yet beneath the upbeat AI and EV narrative, investors should be aware that...
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ON Semiconductor's narrative projects $8.4 billion revenue and $2.3 billion earnings by 2029. This requires 11.4% yearly revenue growth and an earnings increase of about $1.7 billion from $573.7 million today.
Uncover how ON Semiconductor's forecasts yield a $113.52 fair value, a 52% upside to its current price.
The most cautious analysts were already assuming about US$8.0 billion of revenue and US$2.2 billion of earnings by 2029, yet still saw overcapacity, rising costs and competitive pressure as serious headwinds, which shows how differently you and they might interpret fresh signals on AI data centers and automotive demand.
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