Synopsys, Inc.
SNPS · Nasdaq
SNPS · Nasdaq
Synopsys sells electronic-design-automation software, semiconductor intellectual-property products and related services to companies designing and manufacturing chips and electronic systems. It makes money through software licenses and subscriptions, IP licensing and royalties, and professional services. The supplied evidence highlights Design IP, product development and potential benefits from integrating Ansys, but does not provide revenue contributions by segment or customer category. Synopsys reports $7.1 billion of FY2025 revenue and $1.3 billion of net income, compared with $6.1 billion and $2.3 billion, respectively, in FY2024.
Synopsys gained $20.04, or 5.22%, from $383.82 to $403.86 over the supplied week. Shares fell 2.6% on July 29 and slipped again on July 30, extending the weakness described by Zacks, before reversing higher with a 4.4% rebound on July 31. The recovery continued on August 3 and accelerated on August 4, when the stock rose 3.0% to the weekly close. The supplied evidence does not identify a company-specific announcement or earnings release driving the reversal. Instead, the stock appears to have recovered from its earlier decline amid a generally constructive AI and semiconductor-design backdrop, although the evidence does not provide a specific market catalyst.
