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Texas Instruments in Advanced Talks to Buy Silicon Laboratories for About $7 Billion, Source Says
The $7.5 billion deal will integrate Silicon Labs' wireless tech into Texas Instruments' manufacturing, enhancing industrial market reach and supporting AI infrastructure growth.
- Texas Instruments agreed to acquire Silicon Labs for $231.00 per share in an all-cash transaction valuing the deal at approximately $7.5 billion on Feb. 4, 2026.
- Reshoring manufacturing will allow Texas Instruments to leverage U.S. 300mm wafer fab facilities and internal assembly and test capabilities, boosting customer channel and cross-sell opportunities, the companies said.
- Under the merger agreement, Texas Instruments expects to fund the deal with cash on hand plus debt financing to be arranged, with Silicon Labs owing a $259 million termination fee and Texas Instruments paying $499 million if abandoned.
- After takeover reports on Tuesday, Silicon Laboratories shares jumped 33.27% to $182.08 in after-hours trading but closed down 4.74% at $136.62, while the companies expect the deal to close in the first half of 2027 pending regulatory approvals and Silicon Labs stockholder approval.
- The acquisition is TI's biggest since 2011's $6.5 billion National Semiconductor deal, adding approximately 1,200 products and expecting approximately $450 million in annual synergies within three years post-close.
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The company stated that the wireless connectivity portfolio of Silicon Labs will contribute to the improvement of "intellectual technology and property, enabling greater scale"
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