Inside Every Phone

The invisible monopoly that powers 99% of smartphones

~$0.05
ARM royalty per chip
vs
30B
Chips shipped annually

Five cents doesn't sound like much. Until you multiply by 30 billion chips. ARM collects a royalty on almost every compute device on Earth.

ARMNASDAQ
ARM Holdings plc

Chip architecture powering 99% of smartphones

$402.71
+533.3% since 2023
Revenue (TTM)
How much money came in the door over the past year. Think of it as total sales before paying any bills.
$3.8B
+17.6%
Net Income (TTM)
What's left after paying everyone—employees, suppliers, taxes, everything. This is the actual profit.
$960.0M
+15.7%
Gross Margin
For every dollar of sales, how much is left after making the product? Higher is better—more room for profit.
96.8%
EPS (TTM)
If you owned one share, this is your slice of the profit. Bigger number = more earnings for each share you hold.
$0.91
+13.8%

Financial Performance

ARM doesn't make chips — they design and license them. Royalty on every iPhone, every Android, most data centers. Low capital intensity, 95%+ gross margins.

Revenue

Money coming in the door each quarter—total sales before paying any bills.
$1.1B
+56.7%

Net Income

What's left after paying everyone. This is the real profit the company keeps.
$340.0M
+112.5%

Earnings Per Share

Your slice of the profit for each share you own. Bigger = better.
$0.32
+100.0%

Margins

How much profit is made on each dollar of sales. Higher margins = more efficient business.

Profitability over time

Gross
96.8%
Operating
36.0%

What Drives ARM Holdings plc

Revenue breakdown by product segment

Product Revenue Mix

Annual revenue by segment

Royalties$2B
Licensing$2B

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About ARM Holdings plc

ARM designs the architecture that powers virtually every smartphone on Earth. Unlike Intel or NVIDIA, ARM doesn't manufacture chips — it licenses designs to Apple, Qualcomm, Samsung, and hundreds of others.

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Data Sources

Price Data: Yahoo FinanceFinancials: ARM Holdings plc SEC FilingsSegments: Company 10-K

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