Skyworks designs and manufactures wireless connectivity chips. Their biggest customers are smart phone manufactures. Apple has been their biggest customer for years. Apple announced it planned to move to some in-house chips that would replace Skyworks content in the past year.There appears to be a delay in those plans.
In the past, Skyworks did well when smart phones sold well. As with most semiconductor companies, 2023 was a down year for Skyworks.
Skyworks has branched out to supply chips for autos, wireless routers and medical devices.
Over the last 10 years sales growth averages out to 7.5% per year and EPS growth has been just under 10% annually.
I do own some Skyworks thru a club and in a personal account.

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