Lam Research Corp LRCX

‎$‎260.81-2.64(-1.00%)(1D)

• Delayed prices byNASDAQ • in USD

Analyst Forecast

• Consensus: Strong Buy
• Price Target: 401.68

Based on analysts who covered LRCX

Lam Research Corp News

CNBC • 21.10.26 • 21:04

Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Meta Platforms, Tesla, Lam Research, IBM & more

GuruFocus • 21.10.26 • 15:31

Lam Research Stocks Gain Before AI-Fab Demand Faces Earnings

GuruFocus • 20.10.26 • 19:01

Lam Research (LRCX) Set to Report Q1 Fiscal 2027 Earnings Amid Elevated Valuation Concerns

LRCX Stock Price Chart

The Lam Research Corp share price is on the decline this week.
The Lam Research Corp share price today is ‎$‎260.81, reflecting a ‎-1.00‎% change over the last 24 hours and ‎-12.34‎% over the past week.
The current market capitalization of LRCX is ‎$‎329.69B with an average volume in the last three months of 9.23M.
The stock has a P/E ratio of 45.71 and a dividend yield of 0%. With the stock’s beta sitting at 2.28.

LRCX Key Metrics

• Market Cap: ‎$‎329.69B
• Day’s Range: ‎$‎241.67 -‎$‎249.25
• 52W Range: ‎$‎74.53 -‎$‎438.33
• Average Volume (3M): 9.23M
• Price-Earnings Ratio: 45.71
• Revenue: ‎$‎23.23B
• Dividend (Yield): ‎$‎1.11 (0%)
• Prev Close: ‎$‎260.81
• EPS: ‎$‎5.76
• Beta: 2.28

What Is Lam Research Corp?

Lam Research Corporation is a global specialist technology company with its corporate headquarters in Fremont, California. The firm was founded in 1980 and is engaged in the provision of technology and productivity solutions, including wafer fabrication equipment and related services, to a wide range of businesses within the semiconductor industry. The firm employs more than 12,000 people worldwide, with manufacturing facilities in the US, Austria, Malaysia, Korea and Taiwan.

The firm’s solutions allow semiconductor chip makers to build smaller, faster, and better performing electronic devices, including smartphones, tablets, wearable technology, and automobiles. The firm’s customers include some of the world's largest chip makers, such as Micron Technology and Samsung Electronics.

The company’s subsidiaries include Conventor, whose software platforms help address the challenges of advanced semiconductor fabrication and micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) design automation, and Silfex, who are a leading provider of the precision silicon components used to make and operate semiconductor manufacturing equipment.