Alpha and Omega Semiconductor L (AOSL): Valuation
TTM figures as of June 30, 2026
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor L trades at a -8.73% free-cash-flow yield. That FCF yield is higher than 12% of its own month-end history back to 2011.
Earnings yield -5.42%. Shareholder yield 0.54%. ROIC -5.5%. Piotroski F-score 5 of 9. Net cash $175.9M.
183 month-end valuation observations are on file, starting June 2011.
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Frequently asked questions
Is AOSL cheap versus its own history?
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor L trades at a -8.73% free-cash-flow yield. That FCF yield is higher than 12% of its own month-end history back to 2011.
What is AOSL's free-cash-flow yield?
Alpha and Omega Semiconductor L currently yields -8.73% of market cap as trailing free cash flow.
Where do these valuation figures come from?
Yields and quality metrics are computed from the same SEC TTM figures as the financials page, against the live market cap. Historical bands reconstruct month-end market cap from split-adjusted closes and the share count in the units it was filed, then divide by those dollar totals. Nothing here is a third-party estimate.