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Seaport upgrades SiTime stock rating to buy on AI opportunity

Seaport upgrades SiTime stock rating to buy on AI opportunity

Seaport Global Securities has upgraded its rating on SiTime Corp. (NASDAQ:SITM) to Buy from Neutral, citing an AI opportunity. Analyst Jay Goldberg believes the recent sell-off in AI-related stocks is overly pessimistic, presenting a buying opportunity for SiTime. Since September 2026, SiTime's stock price has dropped 50%, with a 20.59% decline over the past week alone, trading 61% below its 52-week high of $901.81. Over the past six months, the stock has declined 43%.

SiTime reported strong earnings, with revenue growth of 142.62% over the last year, reaching $682.96 million. Management noted success in opening new markets and expanding its competitive lead. Despite concerns about operational challenges and supply constraints, Seaport sees a margin of error due to the company's strong position.

SiTime's Q3 2026 results exceeded expectations, with non-GAAP earnings of $4.01 per share and revenue of $298.7 million, surpassing Wall Street estimates. These improvements were fueled by the July acquisition of Renesas' Timing Product Division, resulting in a 257% sales increase. Rosenblatt also reiterated its Buy rating, setting a price target of $900.00, citing impressive YoY revenue growth of over 100% for the past six quarters.

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