Skyworks Solutions completed its exchange offers for Qorvo's senior notes, with 91.70% of the 2029 notes ($779.4M) and 92.44% of the 2031 notes ($647.1M) tendered. The company expects to issue new Skyworks notes on October 7, 2026, as part of its merger with Qorvo, which is expected to generate $500 million or more in annual cost synergies.

Skyworks Solutions has extended the expiration date of its exchange offers for Qorvo's senior notes from October 2 to October 5, 2026, coinciding with the expected closing of the merger between the two companies. As of September 30, 2026, 91.68% of the 2029 notes and 93.33% of the 2031 notes have been validly tendered.

Skyworks Solutions has extended the expiration date of its exchange offers for Qorvo's senior notes from September 25, 2026 to October 2, 2026. As of the previous deadline, 91.68% of the 2029 notes ($779.25M of $850M) and 93.33% of the 2031 notes ($653.33M of $700M) have been validly tendered. The exchange is contingent on closing of the planned merger between Skyworks and Qorvo, which the company hopes to complete within the calendar year.

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Skyworks Solutions has extended the expiration date of its exchange offers for Qorvo's senior notes from September 18 to September 25, 2026. As of mid-September, 91.25% of the 2029 notes ($775.7M of $850M) and 93.33% of the 2031 notes ($653.3M of $700M) have been validly tendered. The settlement is expected to occur after the merger closes, which Skyworks hopes will happen within the calendar year.

Several stocks showed significant movement following corporate announcements. Forgent Power Solutions jumped 9.5% after beating earnings estimates, while Skyworks Solutions surged 13.6% on optimism about a Qorvo merger closing by late September or October. Qorvo also gained 9.3%. However, Axon Enterprise slipped 9.8% following plans for a $1 billion debt issuance. Valero Energy rose 3.7% as crude oil prices climbed amid Middle East supply concerns.

Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) surged 9.8% to close at $84.03, driven by growth in Wi-Fi adoption, automotive connectivity, and data center products. However, the company faces headwinds with expected quarterly earnings down 27.8% year-over-year and revenues declining 6.4%. With unchanged earnings estimate revisions over the past 30 days and a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) rating, analysts caution that the recent jump may not sustain without positive estimate revisions.

Skyworks Solutions has extended the expiration date of its exchange offers for Qorvo's senior notes from September 1, 2026 to September 11, 2026. As of the extension announcement, 90.55% of the 2029 notes ($769.65M of $850M) and 93.36% of the 2031 notes ($653.54M of $700M) have been validly tendered. The exchange is contingent upon closing of the Skyworks-Qorvo merger, which Skyworks expects to complete within the calendar year.

Skyworks Solutions (SWKS) reported Q3 fiscal 2026 earnings of $1.08 per share, beating consensus estimates by 4.85%, with revenues of $934.8 million topping expectations by 1.38%. The company benefited from strong Broad Markets growth, particularly in AI data center (50%+ growth), automotive, and Wi-Fi segments. However, gross margins contracted 220 basis points due to input cost pressures, and free cash flow turned negative. Management guides Q4 revenues between $1.01-$1.06 billion with a seasonal mobile ramp expected. The pending Qorvo acquisition is progressing toward a 2026 close. Analysts have been revising estimates downward, and the stock carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) rating.

Qorvo SVP Steven Creviston sold 3,949 shares worth $375,313 on August 5 to satisfy tax withholding obligations from equity vesting. The transaction is non-discretionary and represents a 3% reduction in his holdings. With Qorvo being acquired by Skyworks Solutions in a $22 billion deal, insider share movements are now largely formalities, as shareholders will receive $32.50 in cash plus 0.96 Skyworks shares per Qorvo share. The deal is expected to close within calendar year 2026.

Qorvo SVP Paul J. Fego disposed of 3,944 shares worth $374,838 on August 5 through a non-discretionary tax withholding transaction. Seven insiders filed similar transactions on the same day, indicating synchronized equity vesting rather than discretionary selling. Fego retains 79,460 shares valued at $7.57 million. The transaction is overshadowed by Qorvo's pending $22 billion merger with Skyworks Solutions, expected to close in early 2027, which has the company operating without earnings calls or forward guidance during regulatory review.

Qorvo CFO Grant Brown's 4,628 shares vested on August 5, with the company withholding shares to cover tax liabilities from equity awards. Brown retains 54,447 shares worth $5.19 million. The transaction is routine and non-discretionary, with minimal significance given that Qorvo is being acquired by Skyworks Solutions, making share price movements dependent on deal dynamics rather than insider activity.