Ambiq Micro, Inc.
AMBQWhat’s priced in needs free cash flow for the trailing four quarters, and Ambiq Micro, Inc.’s filings don’t give all four.
Cash, earnings and repurchases against market value
Today’s multiples against past quarter-ends
No P/E today: net income over the trailing four quarters was a loss.
No quarter-end in the past ten years has this figure.
Market value ÷ net income over the trailing four quarters.
No EV/sales today: it needs debt, cash and revenue as of the latest quarter, and the latest filing doesn't give all three in a standard form.
No quarter-end in the past ten years has this figure.
Market value plus debt minus cash, ÷ revenue over the trailing four quarters.
No free cash flow yield today: the latest filings don't give a full trailing year of free cash flow.
Only 1 quarter-end has this figure, too few to compare against.
Free cash flow over the trailing four quarters ÷ market value.
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ambiq Micro AMBQ | $1.0B | — | — | — | — |
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Peers as listed by Finnhub, U.S. filers only, capped at six. Each figure is worked out the same way as Ambiq Micro, Inc.’s, from that company’s own filings and current price. Companies nobody has opened here yet are read from the SEC in the background.
Market value: today's price × the Aug 7, 2026 share count on the cover of Ambiq Micro, Inc.'s latest filing, checked against Finnhub's count.
Trailing figures: the four quarters to June 2026, from Ambiq Micro, Inc.'s 10-Q and 10-K filings with the SEC. Free cash flow is operating cash flow minus capital expenditure, calculated by The Dispatch.
History: each quarter-end’s closing price × the share count stated in that quarter’s filing, with stock splits accounted for. Enterprise value is market value plus debt minus cash and equivalents, all as of the same date. Debt is long-term debt as filed; quarterly filings often state only the part due after the coming year, so a quarter’s figure can be slightly lower than a year-end’s. Prices from Twelve Data.