UBS Stays Cautious on Skyworks (SWKS) Despite Q3 Tailwind, Ups Price Target to $75

Skyworks Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ:SWKS) is one of the most oversold semiconductor stocks so far in 2025. Skyworks’ shares have lost around 21% in 2024, and their YTD decline took the loss to around 39% in the last one-year. The stock is one of the most unloved stocks by analysts in our list, with the majority of analysts having a Sell or Hold rating.

One of the analysts who recently gave a cautious outlook is UBS analyst Timothy Arcuri. On July 21, he raised his price target on Skyworks Solutions to $75 from $65, while maintaining a Neutral rating on the stock.

In his latest note, Arcuri pointed to signs that Q3 results should come in either in line with expectations or modestly better. His view is based on recent smartphone sell-through data, which suggests that some demand originally expected later in the year may have been pulled forward due to tariff-related factors.

UBS sees these early shipments, possibly driven by trade policy uncertainty, as a near-term boost to results, though it doesn’t necessarily signal a sustained improvement in end-demand trends. His Neutral stance essentially means that while the Q3 setup appears relatively stable, visibility beyond that remains limited, especially given the broader macro and trade backdrop affecting global handset markets.

Skyworks Solutions Inc. (NASDAQ:SWKS) is a wireless semiconductor company that designs and manufactures radio frequency and semiconductor system solutions for mobile communications applications.

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