SIMO

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation

September 14, 2026 · pre-market open

Rarity
1.78
Peak move
−16.71%
Float cap
$10.2B

Silicon Motion Technology Corporation develops NAND flash controllers for SSDs and other solid-state storage devices, plus eMMC/UFS controllers for smartphones and IoT devices. It also supplies small form-factor SSDs for industrial, commercial and automotive uses. Its customers include NAND flash makers, module makers, hyperscalers and OEMs.

Where do you see this going?

no votes yet

Voting closed at 4:00 PM ET.

What we found

7 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the move
  • Key eventcommodity_event

    TrendForce reported NOR flash contract prices rose a cumulative 100-120% on average in H1 2026, with 256Mb-and-above densities seen rising up to a further 110% in H2 and 4Q26 pricing up 10-20%.

  • Key eventdemand_signal

    China's YMTC is projected to expand NAND wafer output from about 2.01 million wafers this year to 2.496 million in 2027, driven by its Wuhan fab 3 ramping from 90,000 to 575,000 wafers.

  • peer_disclosure

    Kioxia is said to be considering raising about $10 billion via a US listing or ADRs to gain liquidity and potentially join a semiconductor-focused stock index, according to Bloomberg.

  • Key eventanalyst_rating

    Citi forecast a deepening DRAM shortage in 2027-28 and NAND demand growth of 29% and 33% outpacing supply growth of 21% and 25%, projecting blended NAND ASP to rise 34% in 3Q26 and 15% in 4Q26.

  • convertible_offering

    Silicon Motion closed an upsized $1.15 billion offering of zero-coupon convertible senior notes due 2031, after initially unveiling $800 million and pricing at $1 billion.

  • major_contract

    Apple agreed a 3-5 year long-term NAND flash supply agreement with Japan's Kioxia, shifting from price-cutting and multi-sourcing to volume-locking, reportedly potentially without a fixed price cap.

  • commodity_event

    Omdia data showed semiconductor revenue grew 27% sequentially in 1Q26 to $319bn, with memory revenue up over 80% quarter-on-quarter on AI-related demand.