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Long-term growth strategy
STMicroelectronics, a major player in the semiconductor industry, recently announced a revision of its medium-long term revenue expectations. During Capital Markets Day (CMD) held in Paris, the company confirmed its ambition to achieve revenues of more than 20 billion dollars by 2030, a goal that has been postponed compared to previous forecasts that
indicated 2027 as the reference year.
Intermediate financial model
STMicroelectronics has outlined an intermediate financial model that predicts revenues of around 18 billion dollars and an operating margin of between 22% and 24% for the period 2027-2028.
This strategy is part of a larger plan to optimize the cost structure and improve production efficiency, key elements to support the company’s future growth.
Cost reduction initiatives
To achieve these ambitious goals, STMicroelectronics has launched a program to redesign its manufacturing base. This includes an initiative to downsize the cost structure, which aims to achieve a significant reduction in operating costs. According to estimates, the company expects to achieve a reduction in costs in millions of dollars, placing itself in the upper bracket of a three-digit fork by the
end of 2027.
Market prospects and challenges
The semiconductor market is constantly evolving and presents significant challenges, including increasing competition and fluctuations in demand. However, STMicroelectronics is confident in its strategic approach and in its ability to adapt to market dynamics. With a focus on innovation and efficiency, the company is preparing to navigate in a competitive environment, aiming to consolidate its position as a leader in the
sector.
