Semiconductor stocks (2026)
The 23 semiconductor stocks below have a combined market cap of $14.1 trillion; the best performer of 2026 is SNDK (+341.4% YTD). A curated list of the chip industry end to end — logic and compute, foundry & equipment, memory and storage, analog and embedded — sorted by 2026 return, with returns from 1 day to 5 years. Not investment advice.
as of market close, Jul 31, 2026
Semiconductor stock performance#
| #Company | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1SNDK | +341.4% | $180B |
| 2MU | +160.9% | $930B |
| 3INTC | +129.1% | $455B |
| 4AMD | +113.1% | $776B |
| 5MRVL | +109.8% | $164B |
| 6ARM | +108.9% | $255B |
| 7AMAT | +88.8% | $403B |
| 8TER | +77.1% | $58B |
| 9ALAB | +73.3% | $53B |
| 10LRCX | +58.3% | $366B |
| 11TXN | +55.3% | $252B |
| 12MPWR | +52.3% | $70B |
| 13ON | +43.9% | $32B |
| 14KLAC | +43.4% | $239B |
| 15ASML | +40.0% | $628B |
| 16ADI | +34.2% | $179B |
| 17TSM | +26.5% | $2.10T |
| 18MCHP | +14.2% | $40B |
| 19AVGO | +12.0% | $1.85T |
| 20NVDA | +6.3% | $4.86T |
| 21NXPI | +3.6% | $58B |
| 22SWKS | -3.3% | $9B |
| 23QCOM | -14.7% | $156B |
Methodology#
Membership is curated editorially and reviewed roughly quarterly: companies whose core business is designing, fabricating, equipping or storing silicon. Server OEMs, hard-drive makers and software vendors are deliberately excluded, as are diversified conglomerates with small chip units. Returns are total returns (dividends reinvested) from split- and dividend-adjusted closes; YTD measures from the last close of 2025. The table updates daily with market data and sorts by any column. See each ticker's page for detail, the AI stocks list for the broader build-out, or the index returns pages for market context. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.
FAQ
- What is the largest semiconductor stock?
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) is the largest semiconductor stock, with a market cap of about $4.9 trillion.
- What is the best-performing semiconductor stock of 2026?
- Among the 23 semiconductor stocks tracked here, the best performer of 2026 so far is Sandisk Corporation (SNDK), up +341.4% year-to-date.
- Which companies count as semiconductor stocks?
- The list spans the whole chip industry: logic and compute designers (NVDA, AMD, AVGO, QCOM, ARM), the foundry and equipment chain (TSM, ASML, AMAT, LRCX, KLAC), memory and storage silicon (MU, SNDK), and analog/embedded names (TXN, ADI, NXPI). Server makers, drive manufacturers and software companies are deliberately excluded.
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