On May 11, Micron Technology (MU) rose 5.38% in regular trading, trading at $812.42/share, with trading volume of approximately $8.376 billion. The stock continues its powerful upward trajectory, having surged over 160% year-to-date and more than 777% over the past 52 weeks.
The rally is underpinned by an AI-driven memory demand super cycle. Micron reported record-breaking fiscal Q1 results, with revenue reaching $136.43 billion (up 56.7% year-over-year), gross margin hitting 56.8%, and adjusted EPS of $4.78 — all far exceeding market expectations. Critically, CEO confirmed that demand continues to outstrip supply, with HBM capacity for the full year entirely sold out. The company can currently satisfy only about 50% of customer memory requirements.
On the product front, Micron has begun volume shipments of HBM4 designed for NVIDIA's Vera Rubin platform, while next-generation HBM4E development is on track for mass production. The global HBM market remains dominated by SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron, with tight supply conditions — Samsung facing sub-60% HBM4 yields and labor disruptions — further supporting pricing power across the sector.
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