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Texas Instruments Incorporated: would “return on equity stays at or above 15 percent” have held?

It would never have broken. Return on equity stays at or above 15 percent held in every one of the 10 fiscal years it could be tested in.

On the newest filing, FY2025 lodged 2026-02-06, it stands +15.73 pts from the line, at 30.73%.

Year by year, against the filings

Texas Instruments Incorporated: return on equity by filed fiscal year.
Fiscal yearReturn on equityOn the yearAgainst 15%Clear byRead from
FY201634.33%n/aheld+19.33 pts2017-02-23 10-K 0001564590-17-002142
FY201735.62%+1.29 ptsheld+20.62 pts2018-02-22 10-K 0001564590-18-002832
FY201862.04%+26.42 ptsheld+47.04 pts2019-02-22 10-K 0001564590-19-003839
FY201956.33%-5.71 ptsheld+41.33 pts2020-02-20 10-K 0000097476-20-000009
FY202060.90%+4.57 ptsheld+45.90 pts2021-02-05 10-K 0000097476-21-000006
FY202158.27%-2.63 ptsheld+43.27 pts2022-02-04 10-K 0000097476-22-000009
FY202260.02%+1.75 ptsheld+45.02 pts2023-02-03 10-K 0000097476-23-000007
FY202338.53%-21.49 ptsheld+23.53 pts2024-02-02 10-K 0000097476-24-000007
FY202428.39%-10.14 ptsheld+13.39 pts2025-02-14 10-K 0000097476-25-000007
FY202530.73%+2.34 ptsheld+15.73 pts2026-02-06 10-K 0000097476-26-000059

What the series does

  • Largest single-year move. FY2017 to FY2018, from 35.62% to 62.04%, a change of +26.42 pts, filed 2019-02-22 under 0001564590-19-003839. The filing is the place to read why; this reports the size and nothing about the cause. The average move between filed years, in either direction, is 8.48%, which is the scale of ordinary movement to judge a threshold against.
  • Largest single-year fall. FY2022 to FY2023, from 60.02% to 38.53%, a change of -21.49 pts.
  • Closest to the line. FY2024, at 28.39% against 15%, which is 13.39 pts clear of it. A threshold set anywhere inside that gap would have produced a different answer for this company.
  • Span of the filed series. Lowest in FY2024 at 28.39%, highest in FY2018 at 62.04%, averaging 46.52% across the years that could be tested.
  • Where the answer would flip. Any line at or below 28.39% would have held in every year that could be tested. Anything above it would have broken in FY2024 at the latest.
  • First filed year to newest. FY2016 at 34.33%, FY2025 at 30.73%, a net -3.60 pts across the window on file. The path between them is the column above, not a straight line between these two.

10 of 10 filed years could be tested. A missing figure counts as neither held nor broken.

How demanding 15% is

Against the 4574 companies holding this figure on 2026-10-21, that line sits between the p75 mark of 12.82% and the p90 mark of 25.45%, which says how demanding it is and nothing about where to set it.

The threshold is the reader's to choose. This is what one would have done, not advice. Where this line comes from

What this page leaves out

Evaluated over 10 filed fiscal years, FY2016 to FY2025. Accounts filed before this company began tagging its statements in XBRL are not machine-readable and are outside this page. No share price is involved in any figure here, so nothing on this page is limited by the depth of our price archive.

Filings get mis-tagged and restated, so check a figure against the submission it names. Coverage for a company you own.

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