SWKS +2.73% on Nov 12 · Analysis updated Nov 12, 2026, 4:47 PM ET

Why is Skyworks Solutions, Inc. (SWKS) stock up?

Skyworks has rallied about 9% in two sessions, from $82.71 on Nov 10 to $90.03 on Nov 12. The intraday high of $93.24 was above the prior 52-week high of $92.80, and the stock then gave back part of the move. Volume of about 5.1M shares is well above the 3.1M on Nov 10, which gives the rally more support than it had earlier in the day. The backdrop is mixed. The Qorvo merger closed Oct 5, and the Nov 3 report guided December-quarter revenue to $1.8B-$1.9B with 46%-48% non-GAAP gross margin. The stock fell sharply on Nov 4 as the guidance disappointed. Fiscal 2026 revenue fell 3.1%, net income fell 63.9%, and the P/E is about 78x. The consensus rating is Hold with an average target near $79, so the price is above most targets. The recent gains look driven by sector and AI sentiment rather than new company news. Short interest of about 9.5% of float could add to volatility, in either direction.

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About Skyworks Solutions Inc

Technology · Semiconductors (RF and analog chips)

Skyworks Solutions makes radio-frequency (RF) and analog chips that let phones, cars, Wi-Fi gear and industrial devices send and receive wireless signals. It bought Qorvo, its long-time rival, in a deal that closed on October 5, 2026. That makes it one of the largest RF front-end chip suppliers, and Qorvo now runs as a Skyworks subsidiary.

How it makes money

It sells chips such as power amplifiers, filters, switches and front-end modules to device makers. Smartphones bring in most of the revenue, and Apple alone has historically accounted for roughly half or more of Skyworks' sales before the merger. The rest comes from 'broad markets': Wi-Fi and networking, cars, industrial, infrastructure and defense. Adding Qorvo brings more Android-phone, defense and infrastructure business.

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