Buying Semiconductor production companies is a great idea. You know what’s an even better idea? Buying stocks in the companies that *SUPPLY* the raw materials that these little magic chip makers need. Want to level up even more?

Buying stocks in semiconductor supply companies that PAY DIVIDENDS! These companies are very confident in their long-term prospects. They have enough revenue to pay their shareholders a dividend.

The semiconductor supplier companies covered in this article is no where near comprehensive. The Team over at Motley Fool has several great articles on this topic too, like this one, or even this one.

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Here are 4  Dividend Paying Semiconductor Supplier Companies:

(1) Micron Technology, Inc.  

Listed on the NASDAQ with the ticker symbol: MU

Micron Technology Inc. makes computer memory and computer data storage.  These DRAM and NAND memory chips are modern day commodities so strap on your safety belt if you want to ride this roller coaster.

Keep in mind that this coming earning season MU stocks will be taking a beating as this coming cycle has inflation and recession turbulence. As such MU’s has a dividend yield of 0.88%. That’s an annual dividend of $0.46. 

It has an EBITDA of 3.37B$ in the last quarter of 2022. This is down by 26.4% from the same time last year. 

Micron is a capital-intensive manufacturer with its products used in cellular phones, digital cameras, gaming devices, PCs, servers, and automobiles. As demand for these products stumbles, so will MU’s revenue. 

If you can stomach the roller coaster ride, then this company is one of those long-term investment stocks that you buy and hold. Enjoy the ride!

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(2) Skyworks Solutions, Inc. 

Listed on the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE with the ticker symbol: SWKS

Skyworks Solutions Inc. manufactures proprietary semiconductor products like diodes, receivers, switches, technical ceramics. Skyworks is an I.D.M. – an integrated device manufacturer, meaning they design and manufacture the chips.

This stock has a dividend yield of  2.65%. That’s an annual dividend of $2.48. 

It has an EBITDA of 2.24B$ in the last quarter of 2022. This is up by 66.7% from the same time last year. 

Skyworks Solutions has been paying a dividend to its shareholders since 2014. 

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(3) Analog Devices, Inc. 

With the ticker symbol: ADI, Analog Devices Inc. is an original equipment manufacturer of semiconductor devices. ADI’s dividend has been stable and growing for the last 19 years! With 19 years of consistent dividend growth behind it, Analog Devices can be considered a dividend contender.

ADI specialises in producing analog, mixed signal and digital signal processing integrated circuits. The company mainly has foundry customers that require advanced analog solutions. 

ADI stock has a dividend yield of  1.83%. That’s an annual dividend of $3.04. 

In 2022, ADI’s  annual EBITDA was $5.576B, a 101.54% increase from 2021

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(4) Applied Materials, Inc.

Listed on the NASDAQ with the ticker symbol: AMAT

Applied Materials Inc. is the leader in materials engineering solutions used to produce virtually every new chip and advanced display in the world. Applied Materials does not make the chips. Rather, it makes the equipment that produces the chips.  

AMAT is the largest chip fab equipment company in the world. It is a key supplier to nearly all of the big semiconductor manufacturers like Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. 

AMAT stock has a dividend yield of  0.99%. That’s an annual dividend of $1.04. 

It has an EBITDA of 8.23B$ in the last quarter of 2022, a 25.83% increase year-over-year.

The MOAT around this business is HUGE. This stock sits solidly in the buy and hold strategy category.

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So there you go, four dividend paying semiconductor suppliers: 

• Micron Technology, Inc. , 
• Skyworks Solutions, Inc.
• Analog Devices, Inc. and
• Applied Materials, Inc. 

Let us know in the comments below if you have heard of any of these companies before.

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