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Texas Instruments (NASDAQ: TXN) is currently trading at $[LIVE PRICE], [up/down] [X.XX%] from yesterday's close of $[PREV CLOSE] as of [TIMESTAMP]. The live quote, key statistics, and interactive TXNUSDT chart below reflect the latest available data. Also displayed as TXNUSDT on crypto-native trading platforms.
Last updated: [LIVE TIMESTAMP] | Market Status: [MARKET OPEN / MARKET CLOSED]
[LIVE PRICE WIDGET] Current Price: $[LIVE PRICE] | Change: [+/- $X.XX] | [+/- X.XX%] After Hours / Premarket: $[PRICE] ([+/- $X.XX | X.XX%]) as of [TIMESTAMP] (conditional display)
TXN Stock Key Statistics
All data as of [TIMESTAMP]. Source: Yahoo Finance.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Open | $XXX.XX |
| Previous Close | $XXX.XX |
| Day's High | $XXX.XX |
| Day's Low | $XXX.XX |
| 52-Week High | $XXX.XX |
| 52-Week Low | $XXX.XX |
| Volume (Today) | X,XXX,XXX |
| Average Volume (30-Day) | X,XXX,XXX |
| Market Capitalization | $XXXBn |
| P/E Ratio (Trailing TTM) | XX.Xx |
| Forward P/E | XX.Xx |
| EPS (TTM) | $X.XX |
| Dividend Yield | X.XX% |
| Dividend Per Share (Annual) | $X.XX |
| Beta | X.XX |
| Shares Outstanding | XXXMn |
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Sector | Information Technology |
| Industry | Semiconductors |
| Ex-Dividend Date | [DATE] |
| Next Earnings Date | [DATE] |
52-Week Range: [Visual range bar showing current price position between 52-week low and 52-week high]
TXNUSDT Price Chart: Texas Instruments Interactive Chart
The chart below shows TXN's price history across multiple timeframes. Select 1D for intraday movement or Max for TXN's full trading history since listing.
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TXN all-time high: $XXX.XX (achieved [DATE]), visible in the Max timeframe view.
Technical Summary (updated at market close)
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| 50-Day MA | $XXX.XX |
| 200-Day MA | $XXX.XX |
| RSI (14) | XX |
| MACD Signal | Bullish / Bearish |
About Texas Instruments: What Does TXN Do?
Texas Instruments Incorporated is a Dallas-based semiconductor company specializing in analog chips and embedded processors, trading on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol TXN and serving automotive, industrial, personal electronics, and communications markets worldwide. Founded in 1951 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, TXN is a component of both the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ-100.
TXN's primary segment, analog semiconductors, produces chips that process continuous real-world signals such as temperature, voltage, sound, and pressure, as opposed to digital chips that handle binary data. These analog chips power industrial automation equipment, automotive systems, and energy management devices across more than 100,000 customer relationships globally.
The secondary segment, embedded processing, includes microcontrollers and digital signal processors (DSPs) purpose-built for dedicated functions within larger systems. TXN's embedded product families, including TMS320 DSPs and Sitara microprocessors, serve automotive ADAS platforms, industrial automation, and communications infrastructure.
Texas Instruments has increased its dividend for more than 20 consecutive years, earning Dividend King status among income-focused investors. TXN manufactures the majority of its chips in internally owned 300mm wafer fabrication facilities, a capital-intensive model that distinguishes it from fabless peers and is a key factor in understanding TXN's stock price behavior.
What Drives TXN Stock Price?
Analog Semiconductor Demand
TXN ranks among the world's largest analog semiconductor companies by revenue, a position that ties its stock performance directly to industrial and automotive demand cycles. Analog chips carry structurally higher gross margins than commodity digital chips because they require application-specific design expertise and long product lifecycles. When industrial production and automotive builds are strong, TXN's analog revenue expands and the stock price tends to reflect that growth. Periods of inventory correction in these end markets compress TXN's top line and typically weigh on the share price.
Quarterly Earnings and EPS
TXN reports earnings on a quarterly schedule, approximately in January, April, July, and October, and these releases are the most significant near-term stock price catalysts for TXN shares. Each report compares actual earnings per share (EPS) against the analyst consensus estimate. A beat drives the stock up, a miss drives it down, and management's forward guidance for the next quarter often has a greater price impact than the reported results themselves. Analysts watch TXN's revenue guidance range and gross margin trajectory closely because both signal where the company sits in the semiconductor inventory cycle.
Next Earnings Date: [DATE (verify at investor.ti.com/financial-information/earnings-releases)]
Automotive and Industrial End Markets
Automotive is TXN's largest end market and a structural growth driver tied to electrification and advanced driver-assistance system adoption. TXN's analog and embedded chips are designed into EV battery management systems, ADAS sensor fusion modules, automotive body electronics, and in-vehicle infotainment platforms. The transition to electric vehicles and higher levels of vehicle autonomy requires more chips per vehicle, creating a long-term demand tailwind for TXN's automotive-grade analog products. Short-term automotive production cuts or inventory corrections at Tier 1 suppliers can, however, create quarterly revenue headwinds that pressure the stock price in the near term.
Capital Expenditure and Free Cash Flow
TXN's investment in internal 300mm wafer fabrication capacity has elevated capital expenditure above its historical norm as the company builds out manufacturing scale in Texas and Utah. This CapEx program represents investment in long-term manufacturing assets designed to reduce per-chip costs and improve gross margins structurally over time, not a sign of operational inefficiency. In the near term, the elevated spending compresses free cash flow, which TXN defines as operating cash flow minus capital expenditures. Management has guided investors to expect CapEx to normalize as the fab build-out concludes, at which point FCF is projected to recover and dividend coverage ratios to improve. The TXN dividend history and yield section below explains how this FCF dynamic affects payout sustainability.
Semiconductor Industry Cycle
TXN's revenue and stock price follow the semiconductor industry's recurring inventory cycle, which alternates between periods of tight supply and high demand followed by inventory correction and reduced orders. TXN's analog chips, sold into industrial and automotive end markets, historically experience longer and more gradual inventory cycles than consumer electronics semiconductors, giving TXN more revenue visibility but also slower recovery when downturns occur. Understanding the current phase of this cycle is one of the most useful tools for interpreting why TXN's stock is moving on any given day. The Texas Instruments Stock News section below surfaces the most current catalyst information.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
Texas Instruments Dividend: Yield, History & Payment Dates
Texas Instruments has increased its dividend for more than 20 consecutive years, qualifying it as a Dividend King, a status held by fewer than 50 publicly traded companies in the S&P 500. The current annual dividend is $[X.XX] per share, representing a yield of approximately [X.XX%] at the current price, as of [DATE].
Dividend Data (as of [DATE]. Source: Yahoo Finance)
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Quarterly Dividend Per Share | $X.XX |
| Annualized Dividend Per Share | $X.XX |
| Current Dividend Yield | X.XX% |
| Ex-Dividend Date | [DATE] |
| Payment Date | [DATE] |
| Payout Ratio (EPS-based) | X% |
| Payout Ratio (FCF-based) | X% |
10-Year Dividend History (Source: Texas Instruments Investor Relations)
| Year | Annual Dividend Per Share | YoY Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2023 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2022 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2021 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2020 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2019 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2018 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2017 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2016 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
| 2015 | $X.XX | +X.X% |
TXN has grown its dividend at a [X.X%] compound annual rate over the past 10 years, demonstrating a consistent capital return commitment regardless of broader market conditions.
The FCF-based payout ratio may exceed the EPS-based ratio during the current CapEx investment phase because free cash flow is temporarily reduced while capital expenditure runs above its long-term norm. Management at Texas Instruments has consistently stated that dividend growth remains a priority, and the FCF-based coverage is expected to improve as the 300mm fab build-out concludes and capital expenditure normalizes. At the current share price, TXN's dividend yield sits above the S&P 500 average of approximately 1.3%.
Texas Instruments Financial Summary
Financial data as of [QUARTER]. Source: Yahoo Finance / Texas Instruments Investor Relations.
Financial Summary
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Revenue (TTM) | $X.XXBn |
| Revenue Last Quarter | $X.XXBn |
| Revenue Estimate (Last Quarter) | $X.XXBn |
| Revenue YoY Change | +/- X% |
| EPS (TTM) | $X.XX |
| EPS Last Quarter (Actual) | $X.XX |
| EPS Last Quarter (Estimate) | $X.XX |
| EPS Beat / Miss | +/- $X.XX |
| Free Cash Flow (Annual) | $X.XXBn |
| FCF Per Share | $X.XX |
| FCF Yield | X.XX% |
| Next Earnings Date | [DATE] |
Quarterly Earnings History (Last 4 Quarters)
| Quarter | Revenue Actual | Revenue Est. | EPS Actual | EPS Est. | Beat/Miss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q[X] 20XX | $X.XXBn | $X.XXBn | $X.XX | $X.XX | +/- $X.XX |
| Q[X] 20XX | $X.XXBn | $X.XXBn | $X.XX | $X.XX | +/- $X.XX |
| Q[X] 20XX | $X.XXBn | $X.XXBn | $X.XX | $X.XX | +/- $X.XX |
| Q[X] 20XX | $X.XXBn | $X.XXBn | $X.XX | $X.XX | +/- $X.XX |
TXN's management uses free cash flow (defined as operating cash flow minus capital expenditures) as the primary benchmark for its dividend and share repurchase program, not GAAP net income. FCF per share is therefore the metric that most directly determines whether TXN can sustain and grow its dividend. During periods of elevated CapEx, FCF and GAAP earnings can diverge meaningfully; the Capital Expenditure and Free Cash Flow section above explains this dynamic in detail.
This is not investment advice. All data is for informational purposes only.
TXN Analyst Ratings & Price Target
Wall Street analysts currently assign TXN a consensus [Buy / Hold / Sell] rating with an average 12-month price target of $[XXX.XX], based on [N] analysts covering TXN as of [DATE], according to Yahoo Finance.
Analyst Consensus
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Consensus Rating | [Buy / Hold / Sell] |
| Average 12-Month Price Target | $XXX.XX |
| High Target | $XXX.XX |
| Low Target | $XXX.XX |
| Current Price | $XXX.XX |
| Upside / Downside from Average | +/- X% |
| Number of Analysts | XX |
| Data as of | [DATE] |
| Source | Yahoo Finance |
[Buy/Hold/Sell distribution visual: X% Buy | X% Hold | X% Sell]
The consensus price target implies [X%] [upside/downside] from TXN's current share price. The spread between the high and low targets reflects disagreement among analysts on the pace and magnitude of FCF recovery as TXN's CapEx cycle concludes. TXN's trailing P/E ratio and forward P/E both inform where the current share price sits relative to expected earnings growth.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Analyst ratings and price targets are third-party estimates and are not guaranteed.
Texas Instruments vs. Competitors
Texas Instruments' closest direct competitors in the analog semiconductor market are Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) and, at the broader sector level, NVIDIA (NVDA), Qualcomm (QCOM), and Intel (INTC).
Semiconductor Peer Comparison (Data as of [DATE]. Source: Yahoo Finance)
| Company | Ticker | Stock Price | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | Dividend Yield | Revenue (TTM) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Instruments | TXN | $XXX.XX | $XXXBn | XX.Xx | X.XX% | $X.XXBn |
| Analog Devices | ADI | $XXX.XX | $XXXBn | XX.Xx | X.XX% | $X.XXBn |
| NVIDIA | NVDA | $XXX.XX | $X,XXXBn | XXX.Xx | X.XX% | $XXX.XXBn |
| Qualcomm | QCOM | $XXX.XX | $XXXBn | XX.Xx | X.XX% | $XX.XXBn |
| Intel | INTC | $XXX.XX | $XXXBn | XX.Xx | X.XX% | $XX.XXBn |
Analog Devices (ADI) and Texas Instruments are direct peers in the analog semiconductor market; NVIDIA operates in GPU and AI accelerator markets, Qualcomm focuses on mobile and wireless semiconductors, and Intel's primary business is x86 CPUs and data center processors. The three latter companies are included as sector-level benchmarks, not as operational competitors to TXN's core analog and embedded business.
For broader context on NVIDIA's stock performance and positioning within the semiconductor sector, see NVIDIA (NVDA) stock price prediction for beginners.
Texas Instruments' Closest Competitor: Analog Devices (ADI)
Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI) is TXN's most direct analog semiconductor peer, competing for the same industrial and automotive design wins with a comparable portfolio of precision analog chips and mixed-signal devices. TXN differentiates itself from ADI through its internal manufacturing model (owning and operating 300mm wafer fabs rather than relying on contract foundries), which TXN argues will produce structurally lower per-unit costs over time. ADI's revenue is more concentrated in industrial and communications end markets, while TXN has larger automotive exposure relative to total revenue. Both companies maintain dividend growth track records, though TXN's consecutive increase streak is longer.
What Is TXNUSDT? Understanding the Trading Pair Format
TXNUSDT represents the price of Texas Instruments stock (TXN) quoted in US Dollar-equivalent terms, a notation format used by cryptocurrency-native trading platforms that display all assets, including traditional equities, as USD-denominated trading pairs. Because USDT maintains a value of approximately 1 USD, the TXNUSDT price is functionally identical to the TXN stock price in USD with no currency conversion involved. TXN is not a cryptocurrency, and TXNUSDT is not a tokenized stock or a new financial instrument. Users who encounter TXNUSDT on a trading aggregator or platform are looking at the same Texas Instruments equity that trades on NASDAQ under the standard ticker TXN.
Texas Instruments Stock News
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TXN Stock FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
Is TXN a good stock to buy?
Whether TXN suits a given portfolio depends on individual financial goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. Texas Instruments offers a combination of Dividend King income growth, a large-cap semiconductor position in automotive and industrial markets, and a long-term margin improvement thesis tied to its internal fab investment. Wall Street analysts currently assign TXN a consensus [Buy/Hold] rating with an average 12-month price target of $[XXX.XX], based on [N] analysts as of [DATE], according to Yahoo Finance. Investors weigh TXN's near-term FCF compression against its long-term manufacturing cost advantage. This is not investment advice. All data is for informational purposes only.
What does Texas Instruments do?
Texas Instruments Incorporated designs and manufactures analog semiconductors and embedded processors, which it sells to more than 100,000 customers globally. Its analog chips process real-world signals such as temperature, voltage, and sound for use in automotive systems, industrial equipment, and consumer electronics. Its embedded processors, including microcontrollers and digital signal processors, perform dedicated functions in automotive ADAS platforms and industrial automation systems. TXN is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, trades on NASDAQ under the ticker TXN, and serves automotive, industrial, personal electronics, and communications end markets.
What is the ticker symbol for Texas Instruments?
Texas Instruments trades on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol TXN. On some trading aggregators and cryptocurrency-native platforms, Texas Instruments stock may appear as TXNUSDT. See the TXNUSDT trading pair format explained section on this page for a full explanation of that notation. TXN is a component of both the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ-100 index, meaning it is held by all major index-tracking funds that follow either benchmark.
Has Texas Instruments stock split?
Texas Instruments' most recent stock split was a 2-for-1 split in 2000. No stock split has been announced as of the date of this publication. A stock split increases the number of shares outstanding and reduces the price per share by a proportional amount, but it does not change the total market value of a shareholder's position or the fundamental financial condition of the company.
Who are Texas Instruments' competitors?
Texas Instruments' closest direct competitor in the analog semiconductor market is Analog Devices, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADI), which competes for the same industrial and automotive design wins. NVIDIA (NVDA), Qualcomm (QCOM), and Intel (INTC) are semiconductor sector peers at the NASDAQ listing level but operate in distinct sub-sectors: GPUs and AI accelerators, mobile wireless semiconductors, and x86 CPUs respectively. See the Texas Instruments vs. semiconductor peers comparison table for a full side-by-side data comparison across price, market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield, and revenue.
What is TXNUSDT?
TXNUSDT is the display notation for Texas Instruments stock (TXN) priced in US Dollar-equivalent terms on crypto-native trading platforms. The TXNUSDT price equals the TXN stock price in USD. TXN is not a cryptocurrency, and TXNUSDT is not a tokenized or blockchain-based asset. The USDT suffix reflects the base currency convention used by those platforms, not the nature of the underlying asset. For the full explanation, see the TXNUSDT trading pair format explained section above.
What sector is Texas Instruments in?
Texas Instruments operates in the Information Technology sector, specifically in the Semiconductors and Semiconductor Equipment industry under the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS). Within that broad industry, TXN's sub-sector is analog semiconductors and embedded processing, distinct from memory chips, graphics processors, or consumer electronics semiconductors. This sub-sector positioning means TXN's revenue is most sensitive to industrial production cycles and automotive build rates rather than consumer spending trends.
How do I buy Texas Instruments stock?
Texas Instruments stock (TXN) can be purchased through any brokerage account that provides access to NASDAQ-listed equities. The steps are:
- Open a brokerage account if you do not already have one.
- Search for TXN or "Texas Instruments" in the platform's stock search function.
- Review the current price, key statistics, and analyst ratings shown on this page before placing an order.
- Place a market order (at the current price) or a limit order (at a price you specify) based on your target entry point.
This is not investment advice. Always conduct your own research and consider consulting a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Financial Disclaimer
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Texas Instruments (TXN) stock data, analyst ratings, price targets, and all financial metrics displayed on this page are sourced from third-party providers and may be delayed or contain inaccuracies. Past stock performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consider consulting a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions.