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Amphenol stock slips as Wall Street waits for earnings next week

Amphenol stock slips as Wall Street waits for earnings next week

Amphenol shares fell about 0.9% to $151.14 Friday afternoon as investors awaited its quarterly report due January 28. Trading volume was below average, with focus on the integration of the recently acquired CommScope connectivity business. The company expects the deal to boost adjusted profits by 2026. Broader U.S. markets were mixed, with the Dow down and S&P 500 near flat.
Amphenol (APH) Stock Soars on Record Q3 and AI Boom – Analysts Target $150

Amphenol (APH) Stock Soars on Record Q3 and AI Boom – Analysts Target $150

Amphenol shares surged to $125–$128 in mid-October 2025, up about 80% year-to-date, after Q3 sales jumped 53% to $6.2 billion and EPS rose 86% to $0.93, beating forecasts. The company raised full-year guidance, projecting up to $22.76 billion revenue and $3.28 EPS. Recent acquisitions and strong AI sector demand fueled growth. APH spiked 9% post-earnings, with analysts raising price targets.

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