Broadcom CFO Says Expect Q4 Consolidated Gross Margin To Be ~ 73%, Down From 78% A Year Ago; Expect Capital Expenditures Of $1.4B In Q4 As We Invest In Capacity For Semiconductors
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Why It Matters
Broadcom's profit margins (how much money they keep from each sale) are shrinking because they're spending lots of money to build more factories for making computer chips. When a company spends big on building stuff, it means they think business will be good—but their profits look smaller right now.
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