KLAKLAC

SemiconductorsNasdaqFinancial year ends in June

Makes the inspection and measurement machines that chipmakers use to find defects and control quality.

Share price

Key figures, last 12 months

Market cap
$180.5bn
at 138.50, 6 November 2026
Revenue growth
+15.8%
on $14.5bn of revenue
Operating margin
—
Free cash flow margin
27.8%
−3.1 pts on a year earlier
ROIC
—

12 months to 30 September 2026, from KLA’s SEC filings. All figures

Financial metrics

Revenue
$14.5bn
+15.8% on a year earlier
Net income
$5.3bn
+24.1% on a year earlier
Earnings per share
$4.01
Price to earnings
34.5×
Free cash flow
$4.0bn
+4.1% on a year earlier
Profit turned into cash
76.8%
Spending on build-out
3.3%
+0.3 pts on a year earlier
Cash and investments
$1.5bn
Total debt
$5.7bn
Net cash
−$4.2bn
Debt to equity
0.88×
Shares (diluted)
1.31bn
−1% on a year earlier

Last 12 months; cash and debt at the latest balance sheet. Changes are on a year earlier.

Revenue by financial year

KLA’s revenue by financial year$9.2bnFY2022$10.5bnFY2023$9.8bnFY2024$12.2bnFY2025$13.6bnFY2026

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