The American chip conglomerate Texas Instruments was able to exceed Wall Street's expectations in the last quarter despite challenging market conditions. The company's revenue fell by 16 percent to 3.66 billion US dollars, but still beat the average analyst estimates of 3.61 billion US dollars.

It should be noted that the earnings per share at $1.20 also exceeded market expectations of $1.07. Despite a substantial profit decline of 35 percent to $1.1 billion, the company showed resilience to the challenges, particularly caused by a downturn in the automotive sector. Texas Instruments, known as a major manufacturer of specialty chips for various industries, including the automotive industry, is experiencing subdued demand due to this market cooling.

In response to the quarterly figures, the share price of Texas Instruments rose by 6.17 percent to 175.68 US dollars in after-hours trading on NASDAQ. This increase reflects investors' confidence that the company can continue to act robustly despite current challenges.