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<Research>BofAS Raises TSMC's TP to USD500, Envisions 2Q Sales to Grow 7-9% QoQ
Driven by a strong backlog of high-performance computing (HPC) orders, TSMC (TSM.US) is expected to post 2Q26 sales growth of 7-9% QoQ, according to a report from BofA Securities. ...
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Driven by a strong backlog of high-performance computing (HPC) orders, TSMC (TSM.US)      is expected to post 2Q26 sales growth of 7-9% QoQ, according to a report from BofA Securities. Meanwhile, the company's gross margin is likely to record a moderate QoQ expansion, rising to around 66% from the 63-65% guidance for 1Q26.

The report also highlighted that TSMC is moving toward its full-year sales growth target of 30% YoY, with 2H26 sales expected to increase by 16% compared with 1H26.

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Regarding the recent Middle East conflict and Elon Musk's Terafab plan, BofA Securities believes the impact on TSMC's operations and competitive advantages will be limited. The broker has kept a Buy rating for TSMC and raised its target price to USD500 from USD470.
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