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To own MaxLinear, you need to believe its data center, broadband and wireless design wins can eventually translate into profitable growth, despite the company’s current losses and exposure to cyclical infrastructure spending. The new US$75,000,000 buyback does not materially change the near term catalysts, which still center on execution in PAM4 DSP and 5G platforms, nor does it remove the key risk around margin pressure from intense semiconductor pricing competition.
The most relevant recent announcement alongside the buyback is MaxLinear’s Q3 2025 update, which showed rising revenue but continuing net losses. Against that backdrop, a multi year repurchase authorization funded from working capital adds another layer for investors to think about when they assess how much financial flexibility the company has to support ongoing R&D, potential acquisitions and future product ramps.
Yet behind the repurchase headline, investors should also be aware of the risk that intense pricing pressure in core semiconductor markets could...
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MaxLinear's narrative projects $630.9 million revenue and $89.0 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how MaxLinear's forecasts yield a $19.85 fair value, a 8% upside to its current price.
Three members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see MaxLinear’s fair value between US$19.85 and US$27.50, highlighting a wide spread of expectations. As you weigh those views against the company’s reliance on future AI and broadband infrastructure demand to improve profitability, it is worth considering how differently other investors may be assessing the same set of risks and opportunities.
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