Morgan Stanley European Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2024
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STMicroelectronics (STM) Morgan Stanley European Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2024 summary

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Morgan Stanley European Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2024 summary

12 Jan, 2026

Strategic targets and growth drivers

  • Set actionable revenue target of $18 billion and EBIT margin of 22%-24% by 2027-2028, with potential to exceed $20 billion by decade's end.

  • Key growth drivers: analog and sensors for premium personal electronics, power electronics (especially silicon carbide), and general-purpose microcontrollers post-2025.

  • Success depends on manufacturing footprint reshaping, including capacity shifts to 300mm silicon and 200mm silicon carbide, and cost-based initiatives.

  • 2025 is seen as a transition year, with acceleration expected in 2026-2028, driven by megatrends like mobility electrification, decarbonization, and AI.

  • AI-related opportunities include power supply for AI servers, silicon photonics, and Edge AI, each expected to add $1.5-$1.7 billion in revenue.

Cost structure and operational efficiency

  • Organizational restructuring split R&D into two synergistic groups, reducing duplication and improving innovation efficiency.

  • Manufacturing transformation focuses on shifting silicon production to 300mm and silicon carbide to 200mm, leveraging prior CapEx investments for efficiency.

  • G&A headcount reductions will be achieved mainly through attrition and process digitalization, targeting high triple-digit million savings.

  • Expense benefits expected from 2025, with COGS savings materializing from 2026 and accelerating in 2027.

Market outlook and segment visibility

  • Q1 2025 expected to be significantly below seasonal norms due to fewer calendar days and inventory corrections.

  • Automotive, personal electronics, and communication segments have typical visibility, with automotive facing some risk from regulatory changes in Europe.

  • Industrial market visibility remains low, with 2025 scenarios ranging from flat to moderate growth depending on inventory correction and demand.

  • Analyst consensus for 2025 is closer to a bear scenario, with more clarity expected in early 2025.

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