TLDR
- Texas Instruments’ stock climbs as analysts predict strong future performance.
- Wall Street shows confidence in Texas Instruments ahead of upcoming earnings.
- Texas Instruments sees steady stock growth with a strong market outlook.
- Analysts remain positive about Texas Instruments despite short-term challenges.
- Texas Instruments’ strong free cash flow boosts investor confidence in 2026.
Texas Instruments (TXN) has seen a steady increase in its stock price. The price moved from $216.17 to $217.93 in the morning. The upward trend was particularly noticeable around noon, marking a brief surge in the stock during the trading day.
Texas Instruments Incorporated, TXN
Wall Street’s Positive Outlook for Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments has been included in Goldman Sachs’ list of top semiconductor stock picks. On January 27, Evercore ISI reiterated an Outperform rating on the company. The firm set a price target of $226, citing potential growth in analog and microcontroller semiconductors. Evercore’s analysis also highlighted the underperformance of TXN compared to the S&P 500 and the SOX index in recent months.
The firm emphasized upcoming events, such as the Capital Management Day webinar, as catalysts for margin improvements through 2027. While optimistic about the future, Evercore noted concerns about valuation and expected slower revenue growth in the first quarter.
Stifel Raises Price Target Amid Positive Results
On January 16, Stifel raised its price target for Texas Instruments to $200, up from $170. The firm maintained a Hold rating, citing signs of a cyclical recovery seen in the company’s Q3 2025 results. The increase in price target was based on growth across all of Texas Instruments’ end markets.
Stifel also noted the strong performance of Texas Instruments’ data center segment. This area has contributed to significant revenue increases, especially in enterprise systems, communications equipment, and industrial sectors. Additionally, Stifel pointed out the company’s impressive free cash flow production, which amounted to $2.27 billion.
Texas Instruments’ Solid Financial Performance
Texas Instruments continues to show solid financial results with robust free cash flow. Over the past twelve months, the company generated $2.27 billion in free cash flow, representing 19.4% of its sales. The company has maintained a strong cash position, which has supported its investments in growth opportunities.
Despite positive sentiment from Wall Street, some analysts remain cautious about the company’s valuation. The slow year-over-year growth in the first quarter is expected to temper the stock’s potential in the short term. Texas Instruments’ long-term prospects, particularly in the data center market, continue to generate confidence among analysts.


