Arm Holdings’ Stock (NASDAQ: ARM) PT Raised En Masse

Arm Holdings' stock (NASDAQ: ARM) is one of numerous chip makers suffering in today's market despite posting strong earnings, with a decline of 4.1% doing little to assuage bulls who see gains remaining of 29.6% year-to-date.

The company delivered strong performance in the third fiscal quarter, showcasing a 15% beat on non-GAAP earnings per share (EPS), excluding stock-based compensation. This outperformance underscores the company's strong financial health, further supported by a 137% return over the past year and a substantial gross profit margin of 96%.

A range of analysts have come in today with upside revisions, with a perfect 10 moving up. You can see the new targets below, alongside the previous level in brackets.

• Guggenheim $180 ($169)
• Goldman Sachs $174 ($159)
• JP Morgan $175 ($160)
• Citi $200 ($170)
• Jefferies $195 ($170)
• Wells Fargo $185 ($162)
• Evercore ISI $202 ($176)
• Rosenblatt $225 ($180)
• Raymond James $175 ($160)
• Mizuho $180 ($160)

The company has made strides in specific business areas, particularly through its v9 architecture, which has consistently accounted for 25% of the Royalty business over the past three quarters. Arm's expanding influence in the Compute Sub-Systems business and Cloud Infrastructure, especially in Arm-based server CPUs, highlights its growing market presence and technological advancement.

Arm Holdings also maintains a healthy liquidity position, with a current ratio of 4.5. Over the past twelve months, the company experienced a revenue growth of 24.6%, indicating robust financial health and potential for future success.

While Arm Holdings is positively viewed by major financial institutions and has demonstrated strong fiscal performance, some concerns regarding its valuation persist. Investors are advised to consider both the growth potential and existing valuation challenges when evaluating Arm Holdings' investment viability.