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What changedArm shares fell 7.88% to US$306.34 on 24 September, even as the company’s latest reported figures showed revenue, adjusted earnings and royalty income all growing by double digits. The contrast gives the AI-chip story a useful new wrinkle: investors are demanding evidence that enthusiasm for future computing demand can become durable business, not merely a very expensive mood.
AD HOC NEWS, citing Yahoo Finance, reported fiscal first-quarter 2027 revenue of US$1.29bn, up 22% year on year. Non-GAAP earnings per share rose 29% to US$0.45, while royalty revenue increased 22% to US$715m.
The market is still arguing with itself. Morgan Stanley raised its price target from US$202 to US$212 while retaining an Equal-Weight rating, whereas Wells Fargo cut its target from US$350 to US$280. The shares remain 32.33% below their reported 52-week high of US$452.70.
Sources and evidence- Arm Holdings stock falls 7.88 percent despite Q1 growth – AD HOC NEWS: Arm’s shares fell 7.88% despite reported fiscal first-quarter growth, creating a material update to the recent story about AI enthusiasm and Arm’s CPU demand. The supplied evidence supports the reported financial figures and analyst target changes, but does not establish a causal explanation for the share-price fall or prove future AI-related revenue.
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