$1,697.50▼ 118.72 (6.54%)
Real-time prices · US MarketsQ·Score
Buy
7.6 / 10
High-quality business with 101% return on equity and 36% profit margins.
Quality
9
Health
7.9
Growth
7.9
Valuation
5.8
Sentiment
6.9
Analyst Target
$1728.59
▲ +1.8% from current
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Fundamentals
Trailing P/E
48.2×
price-to-earnings
Forward P/E
35.2×
next 12 months est.
Market Cap
$223.0B
market capitalization
Div Yield
0.42%
dividend yield
Profit Margin
35.8%
net profit margin
Gross Margin
61.6%
revenue minus COGS
ROE
100.7%
return on equity
Beta
1.44
vs S&P 500
Price / Book
—
P/B ratio
52-Week Range
$675 — $1,939
annual min — max
EPS — Estimate vs Actual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is KLAC a good stock to buy right now?
Based on our Q·Score of 7.6/10, KLA Corporation is rated "Buy". High-quality business with 101% return on equity and 36% profit margins. This analysis is based on fundamentals, analyst consensus, and valuation data, and should not be considered financial advice.
What is the analyst price target for KLAC?
The consensus price target for KLAC is $1728.59, based on the recommendations of 29 Wall Street analysts. This implies 1.8% upside from the current price of $1697.49.
Is KLAC overvalued or undervalued?
KLA Corporation (KLAC) appears fairly valued at current levels relative to analyst targets and sector peers. It trades at a 35.2× forward P/E ratio.
What is KLA Corporation's profit margin?
KLA Corporation has a net profit margin of 35.8%, which is considered high and reflects strong pricing power. Its gross margin stands at 61.6%, indicating a high-margin business model.
What is KLAC's dividend yield?
KLA Corporation currently offers a dividend yield of 0.42%, a modest payout typical for growth-oriented companies. Dividend yields can change based on price movements and company payout decisions.
Is KLA Corporation's revenue growing?
KLA Corporation is reporting modest revenue growth of 7.2%. Earnings are also growing at 40.9%, indicating improving profitability.
How much debt does KLA Corporation have?
KLA Corporation has a debt-to-equity ratio of 1.12×, reflecting a moderately high debt load — watch cash flow coverage. Its current ratio is 2.83×, indicating comfortable short-term liquidity.