Lam Research Corporation

Lam Research Corporation Q1 2027 Earnings Recap

LRCX Q1 2027 Published October 25, 2026

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Lam’s shares fell 11.8% after earnings, despite record September-quarter results, as investors may have focused on the gap between strong demand and the company’s ability to supply it: management said clean-room availability and component constraints could limit deliveries in 2027. The outlook also remains preliminary, with Lam citing WFE spending above $200 billion in 2027 while warning that supply constraints may prevent the industry from fully meeting end demand.

Earnings Per Share Beat
$2.20 vs $2.18 est.
+0.9% surprise
Revenue Beat
8219418000 vs 8141835000 est.
+1.0% surprise

Market Reaction

Post-Earnings -11.76%

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Key Takeaways

  • September-quarter revenue, gross margin, operating margin, and EPS reached records; operating margin exceeded 40% for the first time.
  • Lam expects calendar 2026 systems revenue to grow well over 40% year over year, and forecasts 2026 WFE in the mid-$150 billion range.
  • Management’s preliminary 2027 WFE outlook is above $200 billion, with growth led by DRAM, followed by leading-edge foundry logic and NAND.
  • Supply risks temper the outlook: clean-room availability and constraints on certain components could limit capacity to meet demand, and Lam is working with suppliers to expand capacity.
  • Lam raised its expected cumulative Aether-related revenue by the end of the decade to approximately $2.5 billion, about $1 billion above its prior expectation.
This summary was generated by AI from the official earnings call transcript and is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. For the complete transcript and financial data, visit LRCX on AllInvestView.

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