MU is trading at $411.45 (+3.49%) as the memory chip maker extends its rally amid persistent semiconductor supply constraints, following HSBC's decision to raise its price target.
- HSBC raised its price target to $500 on Friday, citing rapid DRAM price increases and strong demand from AI data center applications.
- The firm projects Q2 operating profit of $12 billion (up 88% QoQ) and full-year fiscal 2026 operating profit of $51 billion (up 368% YoY).
- Growing demand for server DRAM and enterprise SSD storage driven by AI inferencing is creating supply shortages that support strong pricing power through year-end.