Leonid Zadorozhnykh
πŸ’° Dividend Day! Texas Instruments. Collecting another dividend today from Texas Instruments, one of my favorite steady performers in the portfolio. What they do: Texas Instruments designs and manufactures analog and embedded semiconductors β€” the silent heroes behind modern electronics. Their chips power AI data centers, EVs, industrial automation, and consumer devices by managing energy, signals, and sensors with extreme precision. You’ll find $TXN (Texas Instruments Inc) technology: ⚑ in $TSLA (Tesla Motors, Inc.) managing battery systems and motor control for EV efficiency πŸ“± in $AAPL (Apple) optimizing power use in iPhones and Macs 🏭 in $SIE.DE (Siemens Aktiengesellschaft) driving factory automation and robotics 🌐 in $CSCO (Cisco Systems Inc) boosting energy efficiency across network and AI infrastructure Numbers to know: πŸ“Š FY 2024 revenue: ~$18.5 B πŸ’΅ Free cash-flow margin: ~25 % πŸ“ˆ Dividend yield: ~3.6 %, with 20 years of consecutive increases πŸ’° Dividend per share: $1.42 β€” paid today Why it’s in my portfolio: βœ… Long-term exposure to automation, EVs, and AI infrastructure βœ… Strong balance sheet, stable margins, and shareholder-friendly policy βœ… Reliable dividends that keep growing β€” the perfect growth + income combo Outlook: Texas Instruments is expanding U.S. manufacturing capacity and investing heavily in next-generation analog chips. As AI, EV, and industrial markets scale globally, TXN stays vital β€” providing the stable foundation for an increasingly connected world. Stable, steady, and compounding exactly how I like my dividends to work. β€”β€”β€” ℹ️ Disclaimer: This post reflects my personal opinions and market observations and is not financial advice. 🀝 You can start copying my trades from just 300$ - check pinned post for more details. ⚠️ Past skyrocketing gains are not a guarantee of future results.
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