Bank of America uplift to $400 target signals strong MRVL growth path
Oct 7, 2026, 1:56 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A high-profile upgrade with a $400 target, a quadruple TAM by 2030, and explicit earnings power projections create a strong re-rating case. The addition of Google warrants adds optionality. Historically, such upgrades can lift stock into the next multi-quarter runway, though execution risk and demand volatility can temper gains.
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Bank of America's upgrade flags a bold MRVL plan: $80B revenue by 2031 and a $400B addressable market by 2030. The strategy spans networking, optics, storage, and custom chips, with Google warrants adding optionality and potential XPU attach upside if AI demand accelerates.
BOA boosts MRVL to $400 target; 2031 revenue peg at $80B.
Addressable market expanded to $400B by 2030; 20% capture target.
Near-term revenue guide raised to $20B in fiscal 2028.
Google warrants to buy 59M MRVL shares; 12% vest by 2030.
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