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TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED (TXN) stock fundamentals

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED (TXN) reported $17.7B in revenue and $5.0B in net income in fiscal 2025, a 28.3% net margin, per its latest SEC 10-K filing. It carries a market capitalization of about $267.7B at a delayed share price. It scores 57/100 on WealthyBud's Investor Score, ranking #30 of 103 covered companies. Score is research, not investment advice.

Revenue (FY2025)
$17.7B
▲ +13.0% YoY
Net income
$5.0B
28.3% net margin
Market cap
$267.7B
Price $293.17 · delayed
P/E ratio
53.5
Price / earnings
Return on equity
31%
Net income / equity
Investor Score
57/100
#30 of 103 covered

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED fundamentals at a glance

The table summarizes TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's key financial figures for fiscal 2025 — revenue, profitability, returns, growth and balance-sheet strength — each taken from the company's SEC 10-K filing.

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED (TXN) fundamentals — FY2025, from SEC 10-K
MetricValueDetail
Revenue$17.7B+13.0% YoY
Net income$5.0B28.3% margin
Gross margin57.0%Gross profit / revenue
Operating margin34.1%Operating income / revenue
Return on equity31%Net income / equity
Return on assets14%Net income / assets
Revenue growth (YoY)+13.0%FY2024 to FY2025
Revenue 3-yr CAGR-4.1%Compound annual
Diluted EPS$5.45FY2025
Debt-to-equity0.83Long-term debt / equity
Current ratio4.35Current assets / liabilities
Cash & equivalents$3.2BBalance sheet
Total assets$34.6BFY2025 year-end
Shareholders’ equity$16.3BFY2025 year-end
Share price$293.17Delayed · 2026-10-02
Market cap$267.7BPrice × shares outstanding
P/E ratio53.5Market cap / net income
P/S ratio15.1Market cap / revenue
Dividend yield1.88%Dividend / price

How profitable is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED?

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED posted a 28.3% net margin and a 57.0% gross margin in fiscal 2025, turning $17.7B of revenue into $5.0B of net income. Its return on equity was 31% and its return on assets 14%.

Is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED growing?

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's revenue changed +13.0% in fiscal 2025 and compounded at -4.1% a year over three years, reaching $17.7B. Diluted earnings per share were $5.45 for the year.

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED annual revenue, 2021–2025
Fiscal yearRevenueGrowth
2021$18.3BFirst year shown
2022$20.0B+9.2%
2023$17.5B-12.5%
2024$15.6B-10.7%
2025$17.7B+13.0%

How is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED valued?

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED carries a market capitalization of $267.7B at a delayed share price of $293.17. It trades at 53.5 times earnings and 15.1 times sales. Its dividend yield is 1.88%. Its Value subscore is 27/100 across the covered universe.

How financially healthy is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED?

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED ended fiscal 2025 with $3.2B in cash, a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.83 and a current ratio of 4.35. Lower leverage and a current ratio above 1.0 signal a stronger balance sheet.

What is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's Investor Score?

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED scores 57/100 on WealthyBud's Investor Score, #30 of 103 covered companies as of 2026-10-02. The score blends growth, profitability, returns on capital, balance-sheet strength and value into one percentile. It is a research opinion, not investment advice.

Investor Score
57/100
#30 of 103 covered companies
Growth
40
Profitability
69
Returns on capital
74
Balance-sheet strength
70
Value (valuation)
27

Subscores are percentile ranks (0–100) across the 103 covered companies, computed from the SEC fundamentals and delayed market price cited on this page. Data-derived opinion, not investment advice.

TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED (TXN) stock FAQ

How much revenue does TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED make?
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED (TXN) reported $17.7B in revenue in fiscal 2025, +13.0% versus the prior year, according to its SEC 10-K filing. Its revenue compounded at -4.1% a year over three years.
Is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED profitable?
Yes. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED earned $5.0B in net income in fiscal 2025, a 28.3% net margin. Its return on equity was 31% and its return on assets 14%. These figures come from its latest 10-K.
How fast is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED growing?
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's revenue changed +13.0% year over year in fiscal 2025 and compounded at -4.1% a year over three years. Growth is one of five inputs to its WealthyBud Investor Score, scored 40/100 versus the covered universe.
What is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's market cap and P/E ratio?
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED has a market capitalization of $267.7B at a delayed share price of $293.17. It trades at 53.5 times earnings and 15.1 times sales. Its dividend yield is 1.88%. Prices are delayed and illustrative.
What is TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's WealthyBud Investor Score?
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED scores 57/100, ranking #30 of 103 covered companies as of 2026-10-02. The score is a percentile blend of growth (40), profitability (69), returns on capital (74), balance-sheet strength (70) and value (27). It is a research opinion, not investment advice.
Where does this TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED financial data come from?
Fundamentals come from TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED's annual report (Form 10-K) filed with the SEC, via the public-domain EDGAR database. The share price used for market cap, P/E and yield is a delayed end-of-day quote, shown as illustrative; a production site would use a licensed real-time market-data feed.
Fundamentals are drawn from TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED’s FY2025 Form 10-K filed with the SEC (EDGAR, public domain), retrieved 2026-10-02. Share price is a delayed end-of-day quote; market cap, P/E, P/S and dividend yield are illustrative and not real-time. The Investor Score is a data-derived research opinion. Not investment advice.

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