TEXAS INSTRUMENTS BACK TO 200 Texas Instruments IncorporatedBATS:TXNNYRUNSGLOBALWhy Texas Instruments (TXN) Could Rebound to $200 by 2026: Semiconductor Revival TXN's trading at ~$182 today (Sep 23, 2025), down ~20% from its $230 peak amid industrial softness and China tariffs, but with EPS surging 20%+ and analog demand roaring back, $200 (10% upside) is a slam-dunk floor by EOY 2026. Here's the bull reload:Revenue Ramp & Analog Dominance: Q2 '25 revenue +16% YoY to $4.4B, with industrial up 9% sequentially. Analysts eye $17.5B in '26 (9% YoY growth from $16B '25), fueled by 300mm wafer ramps and auto/enterprise recovery—hitting 50%+ gross margins for $200 valuation at 25x sales. 3 sources EPS Explosion: Consensus EPS jumps to $6.44 in '26 (20% from $5.35 '25), undervalued at 28x forward P/E vs. 35x historical avg. At norm multiple, that's $226—clearing $200 easy, per WallStreetZen's $208.67 base case. 2 sources CapEx Efficiency & Cash Flow Surge: $5B '25 spend drops to $2-5B '26 on optimized 1.2x capex/revenue, unlocking $8-12B free cash flow. Dividend hiked 4% to $1.42/share, with buybacks hedging volatility—StockScan's $248 avg '26 seals the rebound. 3 sources Analyst Consensus Over $200: 25-51 firms avg $212-218 PT (Buy rating, high $298), with TipRanks at $212.83 on AI/data center tailwinds (13% earnings CAGR). Lows $125, but bulls dominate post-Q3 guidance.