Synopsys Shares Rally 1.83% on $1.04 Billion Volume Ranks 88th in Market Activity

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Monday, Sep 8, 2025 8:23 pm ET1min read
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- Synopsys shares rose 1.83% on Sept 8 with $1.04B volume, ranking 88th in market activity.

- Q3 earnings (post-market Sept 9) expected to show $3.80 non-GAAP EPS and $1.77B revenue, following a $35B Ansys acquisition expanding its market by $31B.

- The deal added $10B in debt but analysts rate the stock as "Buy" with a $647.78 price target, despite 29% China revenue decline in Q2.

- Management highlights AI/HPC demand as growth drivers, though its 21.53% net margin lags industry averages despite 10.28% revenue growth.

, 2025, , ranking 88th in market activity for the day. The company is scheduled to release its Q3 earnings after the market close on September 9, . This follows a recent integration of Ansys, . The deal, finalized in July after regulatory approvals, has drawn attention to the company’s debt load, .

Historical data indicates mixed post-earnings performance for SynopsysSNPS--. Over the past five years, , . However, the company has exceeded estimates in four consecutive quarters, . , . Recent stock volatility has been tied to geopolitical factors, including U.S. export restrictions to China in May, which were partially lifted in July, stabilizing investor sentiment.

For the upcoming earnings report, Synopsys faces scrutiny on its China revenue, . The company’s ability to restore access to Chinese customers post-restrictions and integrate Ansys’ simulation tools into its EDA offerings will be critical. Management highlighted strong demand from AI and high-performance computing markets as growth drivers. With a market capitalization of $113 billion, Synopsys’ financial metrics, , position it competitively against peers like Cadence Design SystemsCDNS-- and AdobeADBE--, .

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