December 18, 2024 - 20:36
Micron Technology has announced a forecast for its second-quarter revenue that falls short of Wall Street expectations. The company attributes this downturn to declining prices of memory chips that are essential for devices such as smartphones and personal computers. Micron anticipates reporting revenue in the range of $7.90 billion, with a margin of plus or minus $200 million. This projection significantly lags behind analysts' consensus estimate of $8.98 billion, as compiled by LSEG.
The ongoing challenges in the memory chip market have raised concerns among investors and analysts alike. The price erosion in this sector has been attributed to various factors, including reduced demand and increased competition. As a result, Micron's latest forecast highlights the pressing issues the company faces in navigating a challenging economic environment. Stakeholders will be closely monitoring the company's performance in the upcoming quarter, as it seeks to adapt to these market dynamics.
