TREE NEWS update: Micron Technology reports fiscal fourth-quarter results after the US close on September 30, with guidance of $50 billion in revenue, about 86% non-GAAP gross margin and $31.00 non-GAAP EPS. The company said its margin outlook already reflects a marked slowdown in the pace of price increases. HBM’s wafer exchange ratio, roughly 3:1 in the HBM3 era and rising with HBM4, keeps conventional DRAM and NAND supply tight.
Micron Q4 FY2026 Earnings Due Sept 30 With HBM Demand In Focus
The margin guidance is the real signal here: Micron is telling the market that the pricing tailwind is decelerating even as HBM demand stays firm, which shifts the story from cyclical upswing to mix and execution. The wafer exchange ratio matters beyond Micron — every HBM4 ramp consumes conventional DRAM and NAND capacity, keeping supply tight for the broader memory complex and, by extension, for the AI hardware supply chain that depends on it. Whether the margin trajectory holds once price growth flattens is the open question.
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