Dell’s 1.39% Drop Amid 101.23% Volume Surge to $1.29B Ranks 49th in Trading Activity

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Tuesday, Sep 9, 2025 8:52 pm ET1min read
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- Dell shares dropped 1.39% on Sept 9, 2025, amid a 101.23% surge in $1.29B trading volume, as CFO Yvonne McGill abruptly resigned after 29 years.

- Interim CFO David Kennedy, a 27-year Dell veteran, succeeds McGill, who led AI business growth but faced 18.3% Q2 gross margin decline despite $29.8B AI server revenue.

- Analysts maintain confidence in Dell's AI strategy and cost management, with JPMorgan retaining an Overweight rating and $145 price target despite leadership transition.

, 2025, , . The decline followed the unexpected resignation of CFO , who served a two-year term after a near-30-year tenure at the company. , a 27-year DellDELL-- veteran, was appointed interim CFO, signaling continuity in leadership as the firm searches for a permanent successor. McGill’s exit, not linked to financial disputes, comes amid ongoing margin pressures despite record AI server revenue.

McGill’s leadership was pivotal in scaling Dell’s AI business, earning her recognition as Gartner’s “CFO AI-Champion of the Year.” However, , . JPMorganJPM-- analysts noted the CFO transition is unlikely to disrupt Dell’s strategic focus on AI growth and cost management, . .

The timing of the leadership shift, just ahead of Dell’s Strategic Analyst Meeting, has sparked speculation about strategic adjustments. Yet analysts emphasize the board’s confidence in value creation, with Kennedy’s appointment ensuring operational continuity. Dell’s ability to navigate supply chain costs and tariff impacts, while expanding AI infrastructure leadership, remains central to its near-term outlook. The company reiterated its full-year financial guidance, underscoring stability in execution despite the executive change.

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