The net return objective to the investor is 10.0% pa through capital growth over rolling five-year periods.
IPE Top 10 Material Announcements August 24 to August 31 2026
Global Top 50 Technology Companies | August 2026
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| Rank | Date | Company | Ticker | Announcement_Type | Summary | IPE_Relevance | Market_Impact | Source_URL | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 26-Aug-26 | Nvidia | NVDA | Q2 FY2027 Earnings | Reported record Q2 FY2027 revenue of $96.2bn (+106% YoY), Data Center revenue of $89.0bn (+117% YoY), and guided Q3 revenue to ~$108bn; CEO Jensen Huang said AI has reached an 'inflection point' where 'compute is revenue' | Watchlist-adjacent name; sets the tone for the AI-infrastructure capex thesis underpinning the AMD/Micron positions and follows directly from Broadcom's AI financing story | Shares fell despite the beat | extending the pattern of profit-taking on record AI-trade results seen through the year | https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-announces-financial-results-for-second-quarter-fiscal-2027 |
| 2 | 26-Aug-26 | Meta Platforms | META | Regulatory / Legal Settlement | Agreed to pay up to $16.68bn over 10 years (plus ~$10bn in legal fees) to settle a multistate youth social-media-addiction case; will introduce two-hour daily teen usage caps, nighttime access blocks and other safety changes pending court approval | Not an IPE holding; one of the largest tech litigation settlements of the year and a bellwether for social-media/AI content-liability risk | One of the largest tech legal settlements reported this year; still requires court approval from the presiding judge | https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2026/8/26/meta-agrees-to-settlement-platform-changes-in-youth-addiction-case | |
| 3 | 26-Aug-26 | Salesforce | CRM | Q2 FY2027 Earnings | Delivered record Q2 FY2027 results | comfortably beating revenue and profit forecasts and easing 'SaaSpocalypse'/AI-disruption fears around enterprise software demand | Not an IPE holding; read-through for enterprise-software resilience amid the AI-agent disruption narrative | Shares jumped as much as ~14% on the print | https://www.salesforce.com/news/press-releases/2026/08/26/fy27-q2-earnings/ |
| 4 | 26-Aug-26 | CrowdStrike | CRWD | Q2 FY2027 Earnings | Beat Q2 FY2027 sales and profit estimates as cybersecurity demand remained resilient | Not an IPE holding; cybersecurity-demand comparable alongside Palo Alto Networks | Shares jumped roughly 11.7% on the beat | https://markets.financialcontent.com/stocks/article/stockstory-2026-8-26-crowdstrike-nasdaqcrwd-surprises-with-q2-cy2026-sales-stock-jumps-117 | |
| 5 | 28-Aug-26 | Marvell Technology | MRVL | Q2 FY2027 Earnings | Reported 37% YoY revenue growth and guided to roughly 50% growth ahead, but the outlook underwhelmed investors already pricing in more | Not an IPE holding; custom AI-silicon comparable to the Broadcom/AMD AI-infrastructure thesis | Shares fell 6-7% despite the strong growth print | https://www.cnbc.com/2026/08/28/marvell-mrvl-q2-earnings-outlook.html | |
| 6 | 25/26-Aug-26 | Apple | AAPL | Product Launch / Event Announcement | Refreshed Mac mini (M6/M5 Pro) and Mac Studio (M5 Max/Ultra) on 25-Aug, then confirmed its 9-Sept iPhone event ('Surprise and Shine'), expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max, Apple Watch Series 12/Ultra 4 and a foldable iPhone | Not an IPE holding; consumer-tech product-cycle bellwether | Modest reaction; sets up a major catalyst for the 9-Sept iPhone event | https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/28/the-macrumors-show-apple-week-of-announcements/ | |
| 7 | 28-Aug-26 | Cisco / Nvidia / Supermicro | CSCO/NVDA | Partnership / Product Launch | Cisco expanded its 'Secure AI Factory' with Nvidia and Supermicro into pre-validated, liquid-cooled, rack-scale AI infrastructure (Cisco Silicon One / Nvidia Spectrum-X switching) available from October 2026, alongside a new Sovereign Critical Infrastructure portfolio | Not an IPE holding; AI-infrastructure/networking comparable alongside the AMD and Broadcom positions | Positions Cisco further into the AI data-centre buildout narrative; limited immediate share reaction | https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/cisco-csco-unveils-sovereign-ai-102133581.html | |
| 8 | 26-Aug-26 | Micron Technology | MU | Leadership Change | Promoted Manish Bhatia to President & COO and Dr. Scott DeBoer to President & Chief Technology and Products Officer, effective immediately, as part of a leadership reorganisation aimed at 'an AI-enabled future' | IPE watchlist name; leadership-continuity signal amid the memory/HBM supply-crunch thesis | Limited immediate share-price reaction; read as succession planning rather than a strategy shift | https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/08/26/3351270/14450/en/micron-announces-leadership-appointments-to-accelerate-innovation-and-growth.html | |
| 9 | 26-Aug-26 | IBM | IBM | M&A Close | Completed its acquisition of HRL Laboratories to accelerate quantum-computing research and development | Not an IPE holding; enterprise-tech/quantum-computing comparable | Modest reaction; strategic rather than financially material at IBM's scale | https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/ibm-completes-acquisition-of-hrl-laboratories-to-accelerate-the-future-of-quantum-302859819.html | |
| 10 | 20-28-Aug-26 (ongoing) | Broadcom | AVGO | Debt Financing | Continued talks on AI-chip infrastructure debt financing, with reported scope escalating from ~$60bn toward as much as $100bn during the week - one of the largest AI-infrastructure financings under negotiation | Watchlist-adjacent name; directly supports the AI-infrastructure capex thesis underpinning the AMD/Micron positions (carried over and escalated from last week's report) | Continues to underscore the scale of debt-funded AI capex; deal terms not yet finalised | https://247wallst.com/investing/2026/08/24/broadcoms-60-billion-ai-debt-deal-hides-a-370-billion-question-nobody-on-wall-street-wants-to-answer/ |
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Total Announcements
$39B+
Total Deal Value
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Top 50 Global Tech Companies
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Global Top 50 Technology Stocks - August 2026
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| Rank | Company | Ticker | Country | Aug Market Cap | Jul Market Cap | Month Change | Sector | Key Business | Notable | Data Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nvidia | NVDA | USA | $5.215T | $4.80T | 8.60% | Semiconductors | AI chips/GPUs for data centres | Reclaimed #1 with a clean rebound off the July AI-capex scare | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 2 | Apple | AAPL | USA | $4.543T | $4.30T | 5.70% | Consumer Electronics | iPhone/Mac/iPad/Services | Recovered strongly despite this week's post-earnings volatility | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 3 | Alphabet (Google) | GOOGL | USA | $4.310T | $4.32T | -0.20% | Internet Services | Search/YouTube/Google Cloud/Android | Roughly flat; Q2 capex hike offset an 82% Cloud growth beat | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 4 | Microsoft | MSFT | USA | $3.174T | $2.83T | 12.20% | Software | Windows/Azure/Office/Gaming | Azure +43% YoY earnings beat drove the month's top mega-cap gain | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 5 | Amazon | AMZN | USA | $2.676T | $2.57T | 4.10% | E-commerce/Cloud | Online retail/AWS cloud services | AWS +37% plus a $53.4B one-off gain on its Anthropic stake | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 6 | Broadcom | AVGO | USA | $2.303T | $1.70T | 35.50% | Semiconductors | Custom AI chips/networking | Best month of the year on custom AI accelerator demand | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 7 | TSMC | TSM | Taiwan | $2.275T | $2.25T | 1.10% | Semiconductors | Chip manufacturing foundry | Announced further $100B Arizona expansion; Q2 beat | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 8 | Tesla | TSLA | USA | $1.589T | $1.51T | 5.20% | Automotive/AI | Electric vehicles/Autonomous driving | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 9 | Meta Platforms | META | USA | $1.577T | $1.65T | -4.40% | Social Media | Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp/AI | Fell 9.6% on earnings day despite a beat, on FY26 capex raise | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 10 | Samsung Electronics | 005930.KS | South Korea | $1.548T | $950B | 62.90% | Consumer Electronics/Semi | Smartphones/Memory/HBM | Jul figure was already flagged stale — treat change with caution ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 11 | Micron Technology | MU | USA | $1.203T | $1.10T | 9.40% | Semiconductors | HBM/DRAM/NAND memory | Rallied on memory crunch; Samsung warns shortage runs to 2028 | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 12 | SK Hynix | 000660.KS | South Korea | $1.096T | $1.13T | -3.00% | Semiconductors | HBM/Memory chips for AI | Slight pullback after a very strong H1 2026 run | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 13 | AMD | AMD | USA | $878.77B | $320B | 174.60% | Semiconductors | PC/Server/AI processors | Jul cap was carried/unverified — change overstated, not a real 3x move ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 14 | ASML | ASML | Netherlands | $667.40B | $686B | -2.70% | Semiconductor Equipment | EUV lithography machines | Small pullback after breaking $700B intraday in July | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 15 | Oracle | ORCL | USA | $663.38B | $490B | 35.40% | Enterprise Software | Database/Cloud/AI data centres | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 16 | Intel | INTC | USA | $563.12B | $195B | 188.80% | Semiconductors | PC/Server processors/Foundry | Jul cap was carried/unverified — change overstated, not a real 3x move ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 17 | Tencent | TCEHY | China | $527.36B | $580B | -9.10% | Internet Services | WeChat/Gaming/Social media | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 18 | Cisco | CSCO | USA | $508.30B | $320B | 58.80% | Networking | Network equipment/Security | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 19 | Arm Holdings | ARM | UK | $436.81B | $152B | 187.40% | Semiconductors | Chip architecture/IP licensing | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change overstated, not a real move ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 20 | Lam Research | LRCX | USA | $427.70B | $510B | -16.10% | Semiconductor Equipment | Wafer fabrication equipment | Pulled back off July's post-doubling highs; still up hugely YTD | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 21 | Applied Materials | AMAT | USA | $396.92B | $475B | -16.40% | Semiconductor Equipment | Chip manufacturing equipment | Gave back some of July's WFE-cycle gains | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 22 | Netflix | NFLX | USA | $343.20B | $430B | -20.20% | Streaming | Video streaming/Original content | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 23 | Palantir | PLTR | USA | $342.33B | $310B | 10.40% | Software | Data analytics/AI platforms | Recovered further after July's multiple compression | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 24 | Alibaba | BABA | China | $306.20B | $310B | -1.20% | E-commerce/Cloud | Online retail/Cloud/Qwen AI | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 25 | IBM | IBM | USA | $290.02B | $261B | 11.10% | IT Services/Software | Cloud/AI/Consulting/Mainframes | Recovering after a 20%+ single-day drop on an infra earnings miss | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 26 | Texas Instruments | TXN | USA | $281.52B | $182B | 54.70% | Semiconductors | Analog chips/Embedded processors | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 27 | KLA | KLAC | USA | $276.41B | $308B | -10.30% | Semiconductor Equipment | Process control/Inspection tools | Pulled back off July's post-split re-rating highs | Verified (Aug live; Jul sourced) |
| 28 | Dell Technologies | DELL | USA | $272.19B | N/A | NEW | Hardware/Infrastructure | Servers/PCs/AI infrastructure hardware | New entrant since July (Jul file did not include Dell) | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 29 | Sandisk | SNDK | USA | $270.68B | N/A | NEW | Semiconductors | NAND flash/storage memory | New entrant since July; fell 16% this week on China competition | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 30 | Marvell Technology | MRVL | USA | $267.73B | $270B | -0.80% | Semiconductors | Custom AI silicon/Networking | Broadly flat vs July's carried figure | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 31 | Kioxia Holdings | 285A.T | Japan | $266.42B | N/A | NEW | Semiconductors | NAND flash memory manufacturing | New entrant since July; part of the memory-sector rally | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 32 | Qualcomm | QCOM | USA | $263.75B | $130B | 102.90% | Semiconductors | Mobile processors/5G/Licensing | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 33 | MediaTek | 2454.TW | Taiwan | $230.55B | N/A | NEW | Semiconductors | Mobile/consumer SoC chips | New entrant since July | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 34 | Palo Alto Networks | PANW | USA | $226.98B | $140B | 62.10% | Cybersecurity | Network security/Cloud security | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 35 | Arista Networks | ANET | USA | $221.67B | $175B | 26.70% | Networking | Data centre networking/Cloud | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 36 | SAP | SAP | Germany | $213.16B | $225B | -5.30% | Enterprise Software | ERP/Business software | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 37 | Analog Devices | ADI | USA | $212.70B | $163B | 30.50% | Semiconductors | Analog/Mixed-signal chips | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 38 | Seagate Technology | STX | Ireland | $209.64B | N/A | NEW | Semiconductors | HDD/data storage for data centres | New entrant since July; riding the storage/memory rally | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 39 | Delta Electronics | 2308.TW | Taiwan | $202.66B | $113B | 79.30% | Industrial Tech | Data centre power components | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 40 | AppLovin | APP | USA | $191.39B | $172B | 11.30% | Software | AI-driven mobile ad tech platform | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 41 | CrowdStrike | CRWD | USA | $191.03B | $112B | 70.60% | Cybersecurity | Endpoint security/Threat intel | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 42 | Schneider Electric | SU.PA | France | $185.14B | $170B | 8.90% | Industrial Tech | Energy management/Automation | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 43 | Tokyo Electron | 8035.T | Japan | $173.90B | $125B | 39.10% | Semiconductor Equipment | Coater/developer/etch tools | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change likely overstated ⚠️ | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 44 | Salesforce | CRM | USA | $156.62B | $200B | -21.70% | Enterprise Software | CRM/Cloud applications | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 45 | Shopify | SHOP | Canada | $147.50B | $178B | -17.10% | E-commerce | E-commerce platform for merchants | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 46 | Uber | UBER | USA | $144.10B | $160B | -9.90% | Transportation Tech | Ride-hailing/Food delivery | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 47 | Foxconn (Hon Hai) | 2317.TW | Taiwan | $137.76B | N/A | NEW | Hardware/Manufacturing | Electronics contract manufacturing | New entrant since July; key Apple/AI-server assembler | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 48 | Delta Electronics (TH) | DELTA.BK | Thailand | $135.25B | $104B | 30.00% | Industrial Tech | Data centre power infrastructure | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
| 49 | Infineon | IFX.DE | Germany | $132.75B | N/A | NEW | Semiconductors | Power semiconductors/Automotive chips | New entrant since July | New entrant since July — not in prior file |
| 50 | Sony | SONY | Japan | $131.60B | $128B | 2.80% | Consumer Electronics | PlayStation/Cameras/Entertainment | Jul baseline was carried/unverified — change is approximate | Aug verified (live); Jul baseline carried/unverified |
The watch list is for informational purposes only and that does not actually represent the actual assets of the Fund
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IPE Global Top 50 - Monthly Movers | July -> August 2026
NEW ENTRANTS - Stocks that entered the Top 50 in August 2026
| Company | Ticker | Aug Market Cap | Country | IPE Sector Tag | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dell Technologies | DELL | $272.19B | USA | Infrastructure | AI server/PC infrastructure hardware; back on the memory/AI infra rally |
| Sandisk | SNDK | $270.68B | USA | Infrastructure | NAND flash/storage; volatile week (-16%) on China competition fears |
| Kioxia Holdings | 285A.T | $266.42B | Japan | Infrastructure | NAND flash memory; part of the broader memory-sector rally |
| MediaTek | 2454.TW | $230.55B | Taiwan | Infrastructure | Mobile/consumer SoC chips |
| Seagate Technology | STX | $209.64B | Ireland | Infrastructure | HDD/data storage riding the storage/memory infrastructure rally |
| Foxconn (Hon Hai) | 2317.TW | $137.76B | Taiwan | Industrial Tech | Key Apple/AI-server contract assembler |
| Infineon | IFX.DE | $132.75B | Germany | Infrastructure | Power semiconductors/automotive chips |
EXITS - Stocks that dropped out of the Top 50 in August 2026
| Company | Ticker | Jul Market Cap | Country | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booking Holdings | BKNG | $152B | USA | Travel tech; dropped out on relative underperformance | |
| PDD Holdings | PDD | $143B | China | Chinese e-commerce; dropped out on relative underperformance | |
| ServiceNow | NOW | $135B | USA | Software/SaaS; dropped out - continues to face SaaSpocalypse pressure | |
| Intuit | INTU | $133B | USA | Software/SaaS; dropped out on relative underperformance | |
| Adobe | ADBE | $123B | USA | Software/SaaS; dropped out - creative software growth concerns persist | |
| Advantest | 6857.T | $122B | Japan | AI chip test equipment; dropped out on relative underperformance | |
| Spotify | SPOT | $118B | Sweden | Streaming; dropped out on relative underperformance |
IPE Top 20 Revenue Growth Q2 2026
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| Rank | Company | Ticker | Sector | Revenue Growth YoY % | Reported Revenue | Fiscal Period | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Micron Technology | MU | Infrastructure | 346% | $41.46B | FQ3 FY26 (ended 28-May-26) | 5th straight record quarter; DRAM/NAND/HBM demand far outstrips supply |
| 2 | SK Hynix | 000660.KS | Infrastructure | 198% | W52.6T (~$34.5B) | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | HBM #1 share; official Q2 print due late July, not yet reported |
| 3 | Dell Technologies | DELL | Infrastructure | 88% | $43.8B | FQ1 FY27 (ended ~May-26) | AI server backlog $51.3B; FY27 AI server revenue guide raised to $60B |
| 4 | Nvidia | NVDA | Infrastructure | 85% | $81.6B | FQ1 FY27 (ended 26-Apr-26) | Data Center revenue +92% YoY to $75.2B within this total |
| 5 | Palantir | PLTR | AI Platforms | 85% | $1.633B | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | US revenue +104% YoY; 11th straight quarter of accelerating growth |
| 6 | Samsung Electronics | 005930.KS | Infrastructure | 69% | W133.9T (~$91B) | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | Semiconductor (DS) division revenue +225% YoY within this total |
| 7 | Broadcom | AVGO | Infrastructure | 48% | $22.187B | FQ2 FY26 (ended 3-May-26) | AI semiconductor revenue +143% YoY to $10.8B within this total |
| 8 | TSMC | TSM | Infrastructure | 41% | $35.9B | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | HPC/AI now 61% of revenue; Q2 CY26 print due 16-Jul, not yet reported |
| 9 | Meta Platforms | META | Consumer Tech | 33% | $56.31B | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | Fastest growth since 2021; FY26 capex raised to $125–145B |
| 10 | Marvell Technology | MRVL | Infrastructure | 28% | $2.418B | FQ1 FY27 (ended ~May-26) | Custom AI silicon bookings raising FY27/FY28 outlook further |
| 11 | Lam Research | LRCX | Infrastructure | 24% | $5.841B | FQ3 FY26 (ended 29-Mar-26) | Customer Support Business Group crossed $2B/qtr for first time |
| 12 | Alphabet (Google) | GOOGL | Cloud/Hyperscale | 22% | $109.9B | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | Google Cloud +63% YoY to $20B within this total |
| 13 | Oracle | ORCL | Cloud/Hyperscale | 21% | $19.2B | FQ4 FY26 (ended May-26) | Cloud revenue +47% YoY within total; RPO reached $638B |
| 14 | Microsoft | MSFT | Cloud/Hyperscale | 18% | $82.9B | FQ3 FY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | Azure +40% YoY within total; Microsoft Cloud revenue +29% YoY |
| 15 | Amazon | AMZN | Cloud/Hyperscale | 17% | $181.5B | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | AWS +28% YoY, fastest AWS growth rate in 3+ years |
| 16 | Apple | AAPL | Consumer Tech | 17% | $111.2B | FQ2 FY26 (ended 28-Mar-26) | iPhone revenue +22% YoY to $57B; Services +16% YoY |
| 17 | ASML | ASML | Infrastructure | 13% | €8.8B | Q1 CY26 (ended 31-Mar-26) | FY26 guidance raised to €36–40B; Q2 CY26 print due mid-July |
| 18 | Cisco | CSCO | Infrastructure | 12% | $15.8B | FQ3 FY26 | AI infra orders from hyperscalers $5.3B YTD; FY26 guide raised to $9B |
| 19 | Applied Materials | AMAT | Infrastructure | 11% | $7.91B | FQ2 FY26 (ended 26-Apr-26) | DRAM revenue +18% YoY; semi equipment biz guided +30% for CY26 |
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