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Analog Devices Inc., consolidated income statement (quarterly data)

US$ in thousands

3 months ended:	Jan 31, 2026	Nov 1, 2025	Aug 2, 2025	May 3, 2025	Feb 1, 2025	Nov 2, 2024	Aug 3, 2024	May 4, 2024	Feb 3, 2024	Oct 28, 2023	Jul 29, 2023	Apr 29, 2023	Jan 28, 2023	Oct 29, 2022	Jul 30, 2022	Apr 30, 2022	Jan 29, 2022	Oct 30, 2021	Jul 31, 2021	May 1, 2021	Jan 30, 2021	Oct 31, 2020	Aug 1, 2020	May 2, 2020	Feb 1, 2020
Revenue	3,160,263)	3,076,117)	2,880,348)	2,640,068)	2,423,174)	2,443,205)	2,312,209)	2,159,039)	2,512,704)	2,716,484)	3,076,495)	3,262,930)	3,249,630)	3,247,716)	3,109,880)	2,972,064)	2,684,293)	2,339,568)	1,758,853)	1,661,407)	1,558,458)	1,526,295)	1,456,136)	1,317,060)	1,303,565)
Cost of sales	(1,115,287)	(1,134,300)	(1,090,600)	(1,028,458)	(992,871)	(1,027,077)	(1,000,970)	(979,004)	(1,038,763)	(1,069,768)	(1,114,880)	(1,118,384)	(1,125,289)	(1,104,901)	(1,066,738)	(1,027,544)	(1,282,296)	(1,217,748)	(537,669)	(524,770)	(513,087)	(503,211)	(483,558)	(470,386)	(455,423)
Gross margin	2,044,976)	1,941,817)	1,789,748)	1,611,610)	1,430,303)	1,416,128)	1,311,239)	1,180,035)	1,473,941)	1,646,716)	1,961,615)	2,144,546)	2,124,341)	2,142,815)	2,043,142)	1,944,520)	1,401,997)	1,121,820)	1,221,184)	1,136,637)	1,045,371)	1,023,084)	972,578)	846,674)	848,142)
Research and development	(467,400)	(467,021)	(454,251)	(441,837)	(402,892)	(378,903)	(362,671)	(354,862)	(391,427)	(406,594)	(423,751)	(415,754)	(414,095)	(421,008)	(431,829)	(420,901)	(426,780)	(399,121)	(306,617)	(302,238)	(288,150)	(280,239)	(260,794)	(252,413)	(257,073)
Selling, marketing, general and administrative	(345,253)	(342,168)	(325,706)	(302,669)	(284,796)	(277,220)	(257,213)	(244,129)	(290,078)	(288,936)	(334,113)	(324,251)	(326,284)	(336,560)	(326,942)	(305,308)	(297,365)	(317,455)	(206,076)	(206,612)	(185,275)	(165,115)	(153,753)	(141,775)	(199,280)
Amortization of intangibles	(187,315)	(187,417)	(187,415)	(187,415)	(187,415)	(187,754)	(187,754)	(188,944)	(190,332)	(202,736)	(250,719)	(253,021)	(253,142)	(252,865)	(252,864)	(253,476)	(253,367)	(213,594)	(107,783)	(107,786)	(107,648)	(108,007)	(107,077)	(107,146)	(107,225)
Special charges, net	(47,982)	—)	(4,348)	(1,745)	(63,887)	(2,859)	(12,282)	(5,977)	(16,140)	(114,035)	(23,539)	(23,136)	—)	(29,906)	(138,201)	(46,674)	(59,728)	(92,645)	8,938)	(311)	(438)	(8,051)	(31,830)	(1,320)	(11,136)
Operating expenses	(1,047,950)	(996,606)	(971,720)	(933,666)	(938,990)	(846,736)	(819,920)	(793,912)	(887,977)	(1,012,301)	(1,032,122)	(1,016,162)	(993,521)	(1,040,339)	(1,149,836)	(1,026,359)	(1,037,240)	(1,022,815)	(611,538)	(616,947)	(581,511)	(561,412)	(553,454)	(502,654)	(574,714)
Operating income	997,026)	945,211)	818,028)	677,944)	491,313)	569,392)	491,319)	386,123)	585,964)	634,415)	929,493)	1,128,384)	1,130,820)	1,102,476)	893,306)	918,161)	364,757)	99,005)	609,646)	519,690)	463,860)	461,672)	419,124)	344,020)	273,428)
Interest expense	(86,345)	(88,157)	(79,592)	(74,703)	(75,264)	(82,804)	(85,179)	(77,103)	(77,141)	(71,590)	(69,346)	(63,252)	(60,453)	(47,707)	(51,189)	(49,548)	(51,964)	(54,621)	(44,659)	(43,066)	(42,479)	(48,593)	(45,914)	(49,985)	(48,813)
Loss on extinguishment of debt	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	(215,150)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)	—)
Interest income	32,257)	32,971)	27,083)	21,725)	23,487)	27,947)	26,432)	15,269)	9,169)	9,089)	8,794)	12,575)	10,829)	4,328)	1,797)	563)	218)	421)	300)	290)	209)	527)	504)	1,334)	1,940)
Other, net	2,933)	(2,826)	(2,110)	962)	(3,960)	1,793)	(9,581)	314)	(4,574)	(128)	5,880)	10,216)	(7,723)	(11,085)	4,023)	10,069)	10,544)	14,178)	6,991)	(929)	15,028)	3,704)	(685)	(308)	(338)
Nonoperating income (expense)	(51,155)	(58,012)	(54,619)	(52,016)	(55,737)	(53,064)	(68,328)	(61,520)	(72,546)	(62,629)	(54,672)	(40,461)	(57,347)	(54,464)	(45,369)	(38,916)	(41,202)	(255,172)	(37,368)	(43,705)	(27,242)	(44,362)	(46,095)	(48,959)	(47,211)
Income before income taxes	945,871)	887,199)	763,409)	625,928)	435,576)	516,328)	422,991)	324,603)	513,418)	571,786)	874,821)	1,087,923)	1,073,473)	1,048,012)	847,937)	879,245)	323,555)	(156,167)	572,278)	475,985)	436,618)	417,310)	373,029)	295,061)	226,217)
(Provision for) benefit from income taxes	(115,045)	(99,461)	(244,891)	(56,158)	(44,260)	(38,256)	(30,759)	(22,361)	(50,691)	(73,356)	2,198)	(110,267)	(111,999)	(111,786)	(98,952)	(95,972)	(43,478)	231,854)	(68,967)	(53,080)	(48,099)	(30,784)	(10,364)	(27,365)	(22,343)
Net income	830,826)	787,738)	518,518)	569,770)	391,316)	478,072)	392,232)	302,242)	462,727)	498,430)	877,019)	977,656)	961,474)	936,226)	748,985)	783,273)	280,077)	75,687)	503,311)	422,905)	388,519)	386,526)	362,665)	267,696)	203,874)

The financial performance, as indicated by the income statement, demonstrates significant fluctuations over the observed period. Revenue experienced substantial growth from February 2020 through October 2021, peaking at US$2.34 billion, before exhibiting a marked decline through February 2024, reaching US$2.16 billion. A modest recovery is then observed through May 2024 and August 2024, followed by a further decline and then a recovery through November 2025. Cost of sales generally tracked revenue increases, but with a disproportionate surge in the August 2020 to October 2021 period, resulting in a temporary decrease in gross margin. Subsequently, gross margin improved significantly, peaking in April 2022, before stabilizing and then declining slightly in later periods.

Revenue Trends: Initial growth in revenue from February 2020 to October 2021 suggests a period of strong demand or successful market penetration. The subsequent decline from October 2021 through February 2024 could be attributed to various factors, including macroeconomic conditions, increased competition, or shifts in product demand. The recovery observed in the latter part of the period indicates potential stabilization or renewed growth initiatives.
Gross Margin Analysis: The gross margin initially remained relatively stable, then increased substantially, peaking in April 2022. This improvement suggests enhanced pricing power, cost efficiencies in production, or a shift towards higher-margin products. The subsequent slight decline in gross margin may indicate increased cost pressures or a change in the product mix. The significant increase in gross margin in the later periods suggests a return to cost control or a favorable shift in product offerings.
Operating Expenses: Operating expenses, encompassing research and development, selling, marketing, general, and administrative costs, and amortization of intangibles, consistently represent a substantial portion of revenue. Research and development expenses remained relatively stable for the majority of the period, with a slight increase in later quarters. Selling, marketing, general, and administrative expenses experienced a significant increase in the period leading up to October 2021, then decreased before stabilizing. Amortization of intangibles remained consistent throughout the observed timeframe. The combined effect of these expenses significantly impacts operating income.
Profitability: Operating income mirrored the trends in revenue and gross margin, experiencing substantial growth through October 2021, followed by a decline. A significant dip in operating income occurred in the period around October 2021, likely due to the substantial increase in operating expenses. Net income followed a similar pattern, with a notable impact from income tax provisions and benefits. The large negative value for "Special charges, net" in some quarters significantly impacted net income. The period from January 2022 through November 2025 shows a recovery in net income, though with fluctuations.
Nonoperating Items: Nonoperating income (expense) exhibited considerable volatility, with a particularly large expense recorded in the period around October 2021, largely driven by a loss on extinguishment of debt. Interest expense remained relatively consistent, while interest income and other net items fluctuated. These nonoperating items contribute to the overall profitability but are less directly tied to core business operations.

Overall, the financial performance demonstrates a cyclical pattern with periods of strong growth followed by declines and subsequent recoveries. The company appears to have navigated significant challenges, particularly in the period around October 2021, and has demonstrated an ability to adapt and improve profitability in later periods. Continued monitoring of revenue trends, gross margin, and operating expenses will be crucial for assessing future performance.

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