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Lumentum Posts Solid Q4, Set To Hit $1.25B Revenue Target 3 Months Early

Aug 12, 2026, 4:57 PMPriya Nigam

LITE shares surged after strong Q4 results. Analysts predict continued growth. Sept-Q revenue guidance at $1.25B

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