Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Hold" rating for Micron Technology (MU US) with a target price of US$107.00, indicating a potential downside of 12% from the current price of US$122.24 [1][19][20]. Core Insights - The report highlights that Micron's revenue and net profit for the second half of FY25 are expected to meet market expectations, but there are concerns that the revenue and net profit forecasts for FY2026-27 are overly optimistic [6][10][19]. - The report notes that the recent price increases in DRAM products, particularly DDR4 and DDR5, are driven by limited supply and strategic production cuts by major players like Micron and Samsung [7][11][19]. - The report emphasizes that while Micron's HBM revenue exceeded expectations, the predictability of new orders is declining, and there has been a decrease in contract prices for traditional DRAM and NAND products [8][20]. Summary by Sections Investment Rating and Price Target - The investment rating is "Hold" with a target price of US$107.00, up from a previous target of US$84.00, reflecting a 27% increase in the target price [2][19]. Earnings Forecast Adjustments - The report adjusts the earnings per share (EPS) estimates for FY2025 to US$7.14 (up 11%), FY2026 to US$10.42 (up 31%), and FY2027 to US$6.29 (up 12%) [2][10]. Revenue and Profitability Outlook - Revenue for FY2025 is projected at US$36,766 million, with a growth rate of 46%, while FY2026 revenue is expected to reach US$49,992 million, reflecting a growth rate of 36% [10][19]. - The report indicates that the market's expectations for Micron's revenue and net profit in FY2026-27 are too high, with projected net profits lower than market consensus by 10.1-48.2% [10][12][20]. Market Comparison and Price Trends - The report compares Micron's revenue forecasts with market predictions, noting a slight positive deviation for FY2025 but a negative deviation for FY2026 [5][18]. - The report highlights significant price increases in DRAM products, particularly due to supply constraints and production cuts by major manufacturers [7][11]. Valuation Methodology - The report employs a sum-of-the-parts (SOTP) valuation approach, assigning a P/E multiple of 10x for the DRAM segment and 5x for the NAND segment, leading to a total valuation of US$116.83 billion [19][21].

Core Viewpoint - The company is actively expanding its niche DRAM production capacity and enhancing client layout to capture more market share amid the exit of overseas major manufacturers from the DDR4 memory chip production [1] Group 1 - Major overseas storage manufacturers are gradually reducing or halting the production of DDR4 memory chips [1] - These manufacturers are reallocating resources towards newer products such as DDR5 [1] Group 2 - The company aims to leverage the current market dynamics to increase its market share as competitors withdraw [1]