Micron slides from above $1,036 to around $935 as DRAM prices rise 58%–63% in Q2
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Micron's AI-memory thesis is reinforced as DRAM pricing accelerates and HBM4E's high wafer intensity risks tightening conventional DRAM supply. Strategic agreements locking ~$22B in commitments with take-or-pay terms through 2030 improve revenue visibility and reduce cycle risk, even as the stock has pulled back. The news supports broader AI hardware supply-chain sentiment, particularly for semis levered to memory and data-center buildouts.
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Micron Technology shares have retreated from above $1,036 to around $935 even as the company’s fundamentals continue to improve. DRAM prices rose 58% to 63% sequentially in Q2, while HBM4E’s approaching 4:1 trade ratio could further constrain conventional DRAM supply by consuming more wafer capacity. Micron has secured $22 billion of commitments via strategic agreements, and major contracts extend through 2030 on take-or-pay terms.
