STMicroelectronics shares tumble over 20% after forecasting $3.7 billion in Q3 revenue
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STMicroelectronics cut Q3 revenue guidance to $3.7B versus $3.8B expected, triggering a >20% two-day selloff and reinforcing concerns of weakening semiconductor demand. While Q2 results beat estimates and free cash flow turned positive, the guidance miss is a clear near-term negative catalyst for sentiment and positioning in the European chip complex, likely increasing volatility in STM-linked exposures.
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STMicroelectronics cut its Q3 revenue outlook to $3.7 billion, $100 million below its prior expectation, sparking concerns that semiconductor demand is weakening and sending the stock down more than 20% over two sessions. The warning overshadowed a solid Q2, in which revenue came in at $3.49 billion, EPS was $0.31 versus a $0.27 consensus estimate, and free cash flow turned positive. While the company counts customers such as Tesla, Apple, SpaceX and AWS, the lowered guidance remains a clear near-term negative catalyst for the shares.
