Micron Technology is seen as undervalued due to market overemphasis on HBM market share and underestimation of its superior DRAM product mix and margins. Limited exposure to HBM in 2026 helped Micron avoid low-price contracts, allowing it to benefit from rising DRAM prices and higher profitability. The shift in AI memory demand toward CPU-attached DRAM and storage favors Micron, which leads in high-capacity server memory growth. Key indicators to watch include 2027 HBM pricing, expansion of SCA coverage, and continued strong performance of the CDBU segment as Micron prepares to report Q4 earnings on September 30th.
Micron's strategic focus on DRAM over HBM is highlighted as it prepares for Q4 earnings on September 30th. On Pluang, Micron Technology (MU) trades at USD 1,070.94 with a slight 1-day decline of 0.09% as of September 25, 2026, 00:41 WIB. The stock holds a market cap of $1.21 trillion and shows a balanced order activity with 49% Sell and 51% Buy, reflecting steady investor interest despite recent market fluctuations.
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