Skyworks forecasts current second-quarter sales will also fall about 7% to 12%, or between $1.02 billion and $1.07 billion. The company’s shares are off some about 12% over the past year; Apple’s ...

Tear-down analysis of Apple’s smartphones has previously confirmed Skyworks Solutions has been an Apple iPhone supplier since the iPhone 3GS. A June 2010 note from Oppenheimer & Co revealed, ...

A Skyworks chip package with the company's logo superimposed upon it. Image source: Skyworks. In its most recent fiscal year, Skyworks reported that a full 47% of its revenue came from sales to Apple.

Skyworks makes chips used in Apple devices that are crucial for wireless communication. According to the company, Apple accounted for 72% of its roughly $1 billion in revenue for the December quarter.

Growing beyond Apple Skyworks' business outside of Apple increased 8% in the last fiscal year, as Vivek Arya of Merrill Lynch pointed out on the latest conference call. Though this might not seem ...

While Skyworks is certainly better off having the revenue from Apple and the overall smartphone market, it's a good idea for the company to diversify its revenue base.

Apple is responsible for much of this consumer electronics exposure, with 64% of Skyworks' total revenue of $1.07 billion in its own June 2023 quarter tied to Apple (so, about $685 million in ...

Here's How Skyworks Solutions Inc. Is Trying to Diversify From Apple, Inc. Publisher The Motley Fool Published Jul 21, 2017 12:45PM EDT ...

Apple is reportedly establishing a new office to design more in-house chips for future products in an effort to replace third-party products from Broadcom and Skyworks currently found in devices ...

Still, Apple reportedly contributed 40% of Skyworks' top line in fiscal 2016. However, the company has been gradually working toward winning more business from other clients, and it has found some ...

Growing beyond Apple Skyworks' business outside of Apple increased 8% in the last fiscal year, as Vivek Arya of Merrill Lynch pointed out on the latest conference call. Though this might not seem ...