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Qualcomm Eyes $22 Billion Revenue Boost by 2029 Amid Strategic Shift

byLiliana Vida
November 20, 2024
in Large-Cap, Semiconductors
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CEO Cristiano Amon Stresses Expansion Beyond Smartphones, Despite Investor Skepticism

Qualcomm (QCOM) the world’s largest supplier of smartphone processors, is pivoting towards new markets to reduce its reliance on mobile revenue, targeting an additional $22 billion in annual sales from emerging categories by fiscal 2029. Despite the ambitious outlook, investors were unimpressed, sending the company’s shares down as much as 6.5% to $154, marking its steepest intraday decline in over two months.

A Strategic Shift
Speaking in a Bloomberg Television interview, Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon defended the company’s strategy, emphasizing its focus on innovation and diversification. “Our strategy is working,” Amon stated. “We’ve executed on what we said we were going to do.”

Qualcomm’s diversification push spans automotive chips, the Internet of Things (IoT), and processors for personal computers (PCs) — a market traditionally dominated by Intel Corp. Amon is betting big on these sectors, projecting $14 billion in IoT revenue, $8 billion from automotive chips, and $4 billion from PC processors annually by 2029.

Progress in PCs and IoT
Amon highlighted significant progress in PC chips, with sales reportedly “exceeding expectations.” Qualcomm has positioned itself as a key player in the burgeoning PC market, buoyed by growing demand for high-performance chips tailored for connected devices and edge computing.

The IoT category, which encompasses industrial machinery, virtual reality gear, and connected consumer devices, represents the largest slice of Qualcomm’s future revenue pie. “Our market opportunity within IoT continues to grow as devices become more intelligent and connected,” Amon explained.

Challenges on the Horizon
Qualcomm’s reliance on Apple Inc. remains a potential vulnerability. While the iPhone maker has extended its supply agreements with Qualcomm in the past, it is actively developing in-house radio connectivity components, a move that could diminish Qualcomm’s revenue from one of its largest customers. Amon, however, expressed confidence in Qualcomm’s ability to hit its 2029 targets, even without Apple.

Another area of concern is China, Qualcomm’s largest revenue-generating region. Despite geopolitical tensions and trade tariffs, Amon remains optimistic, citing the enduring appeal of Qualcomm’s advanced chip capabilities. “Our technology exports position us well in China, where demand remains robust,” he said.

Steering Clear of Major Acquisitions
While diversification often spurs acquisitions, Amon dismissed the need for large-scale deals, including rumored interest in parts of Intel. “At this time, we have not identified any large acquisition that is necessary for us to execute on this $22 billion target,” he affirmed. Instead, Qualcomm plans to leverage its existing capabilities and organic growth to achieve its goals.

The Bigger Picture
Looking beyond 2029, Qualcomm has set its sights on a total market opportunity of $900 billion by 2030, underscoring the transformative potential of its expansion strategy. By the end of the decade, Amon anticipates that non-smartphone revenue will account for roughly half of Qualcomm’s total sales.

Investor Skepticism vs. Long-Term Vision
Despite Amon’s confidence, investor sentiment suggests lingering doubts about Qualcomm’s ability to execute its ambitious plans. The lackluster response to the company’s recent investor presentation highlights the challenge of convincing stakeholders of the viability of its long-term strategy.

Nonetheless, Amon remains undeterred, emphasizing the company’s track record of delivering on its commitments. “We are building a diversified business that aligns with the growing demand for connectivity across industries,” he said.


Qualcomm’s transition from a smartphone-centric business to a diversified tech powerhouse represents a bold shift in strategy. While challenges persist, including reliance on key customers and investor skepticism, the company’s focus on IoT, automotive, and PC markets positions it to capitalize on emerging opportunities. If Qualcomm delivers on its ambitious targets, it could redefine its role in the semiconductor industry by the end of the decade.

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