Bank of America: Raises Micron target price to $1550, reiterates "Buy" rating.

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Golden Finance reported that on June 29, BofA Securities issued a report stating that Micron once again turned in strong quarterly performance, reinforcing the bank’s constructive view on the role of memory in artificial intelligence, along with increasingly stronger self-discipline on the supply side supporting a more durable cycle. Although strategic customer agreements (SCAs) have now reached 16, which may moderately limit short-term price upside, they significantly enhance visibility and reduce volatility by aligning with customers facing rising memory taxes (about 35% of AI capital expenditure). Valuation remains attractive: the shares imply a free cash flow yield of about 10%, and the bank expects capital returns to rise significantly after the 2026 December anniversary of the CHIPS Act. The bank reiterated its “Buy” rating on Micron, raised its earnings per share forecast for the coming fiscal years by 4% to 7%, and, based on the sum-of-the-parts valuation (SOTP) method, raised its target price from $1,500 to $1,550. It values the core memory business at about 3 times book value (previously 2.5 times), and the data center/AI business at a 31x price-to-earnings multiple (unchanged).
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