Micron Technology Aktie News

Micron stock (NASDAQ: MU) climbed over 6% on Tuesday, after the memory chipmaker broke ground on a roughly $24 billion advanced wafer fabrication facility in Singapore. The move signals confidence that supply constraints will persist through the decade.

Expectations are sky high for Micron stock in 2026 and 2027. NAND demand is skyrocketing, while NAND supply says flat.

The memory-chip company is adding a new facility that will boost capacity, but not before setting the stage for two years of big price increases.

Micron broke ground on a new wafer fabrication facility in Singapore as the industry faces a memory-chip shortage. Micron stock rose.

Micron stock has soared since September as a shortage of memory chips is driving up prices. The stock still looks cheap at a forward P/E of just 12.

Chinese chip design firm Shenzhen China Micro Semicon announced on Tuesday price hikes of 15-50% for products including microcontroller units and Nor flash, citing the current "severe" supply-demand situation and significant cost pressure.

Micron Technology is expanding its manufacturing base in Singapore as global memory markets come under growing strain from AI-driven demand. The US-based chipmaker said it will commit around $24 billion to expand wafer manufacturing at an existing NAND complex, adding capacity at a time when supply across several memory segments remains tight.

Micron Technology is making another major investment amid surging memory-chip demand but it is wary of causing a glut in supply.