MarvellMRVL

SemiconductorsNasdaqFinancial year ends in January

Designs chips for data centres, including custom AI processors for cloud companies and the chips that move data between them.

Share price

Key figures, last 12 months

Market cap
$123.7bn
at 141.08, 6 November 2026
Revenue growth
+30.6%
on $9.5bn of revenue
Operating margin
16.5%
+15.2 pts on a year earlier
Free cash flow margin
18.3%
−2.9 pts on a year earlier
ROIC
5.9%

12 months to 1 August 2026, from Marvell’s SEC filings. All figures

Financial metrics

Revenue
$9.5bn
+30.6% on a year earlier
Net income
$2.6bn
Earnings per share
$2.87
Price to earnings
49.2×
Free cash flow
$1.7bn
+12.8% on a year earlier
Profit turned into cash
65.5%
Spending on build-out
5.0%
+0.7 pts on a year earlier
Cash and investments
$3.9bn
Total debt
$5.0bn
Net cash
−$1.0bn
Debt to equity
0.27×
Shares (diluted)
921m
+5.8% 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

Marvell’s revenue by financial year$4.5bnFY2022$5.9bnFY2023$5.5bnFY2024$5.8bnFY2025$8.2bnFY2026

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