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Marvell Technology, Inc. MRVL
FY2026 earnings of $3.07 per share look like an inflection, but roughly $2.14 of that came from a one-time gain rather than from selling chips.
At $237.04 and 124.7x trailing free cash flow, the price is a bet that revenue triples from $8.2B to $23.6B in three years, and the next print is five days out.
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MRVL · price with moving averages
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The business
Marvell designs the silicon that moves data inside and between data centers: optical transceivers and the digital signal processors that push traffic across fibre, ethernet switches, storage controllers, and custom accelerators built to one customer's design. Hyperscalers are the buyers, and when a cloud operator wants its own AI chip rather than Nvidia's, Marvell and Broadcom are the two companies that build it. Marvell gets paid per chip shipped, at a 50.6% trailing gross margin.
The economic engine is the design win: each program locks in multi-year silicon volumes at one account, so revenue arrives in steps rather than smoothly. What changed is that the steps finally landed. Revenue went from $5.77B to $8.19B in fiscal 2026, up 42%, after three years of decline and GAAP losses, and the legacy carrier, enterprise networking, consumer and automotive lines have been shrinking or sold. Fiscal years end 31 January.
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- 01The business
- 02Things you might not know
- 03Fundamentals
- 04Valuation
- 05Management
- 06Compensation
- 07The linchpins
- 08Last word
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