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Micron's profit swung from a loss to US$85.0bn

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Chart: Micron's profit swung from a loss to US$85.0bn. Micron's net income by financial year (ending late August or early September), FY2009 to FY2026, in US$bn: a US$5.8bn loss in FY2023, then US$85.0bn.
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What the chart shows

Micron, the largest American memory maker, lost US$5.8bn in the financial year to August 2023. It made US$0.8bn the following year, US$8.5bn the year after that, and US$85.0bn in the year to September 2026.

Those profits rest on memory staying scarce. At a Shanghai conference at the weekend, ChangXin Memory Technologies said it will launch a server memory product before the end of 2026, using a design that fits more memory cells onto each chip. SanDisk and Micron shares fell on Monday.

The red columns are the lean years, the most recent in FY2023. Whether supply actually loosens depends on how many working chips CXMT can produce, not on what it showed on stage.

The story behind it

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The numbers

Micron's net income by financial year (ending late August or early September), FY2009 to FY2026, in US$bn: a US$5.8bn loss in FY2023, then US$85.0bn.

Net income, US$bnDot
FY2009−1.9
FY2010+1.9
FY2011+0.2
FY2012−1.0
FY2013+1.2
FY2014+3.0
FY2015+2.9
FY2016−0.3
FY2017+5.1
FY2018+14.1
FY2019+6.3
FY2020+2.7
FY2021+5.9
FY2022+8.7
FY2023−5.8
FY2024+0.8
FY2025+8.5
FY2026+85.0

18 rows: scroll the table for the rest.

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