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To own Soitec, you need to believe its specialty substrates can convert long-term demand from AI, connectivity and power electronics into profitable growth despite recent revenue pressure and thin margins. The new 28Si FD SOI quantum collaboration looks exciting, but it does not materially change the near term picture that is still dominated by inventory corrections, muted smartphone content growth and execution on guidance after a sharp earnings setback.
The recent cybersecurity focused FD SOI alliance with CEA Leti is particularly relevant here, as it reinforces Soitec’s ambition to extend its SOI know how into differentiated, higher value applications beyond RF SOI. Together with the quantum partnership, it underlines how R&D heavy collaborations could support future growth once current end market weakness and customer inventories start to normalize.
Yet while these technology wins are encouraging, investors should be aware that prolonged inventory corrections could still...
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Soitec's narrative projects €928.3 million revenue and €95.2 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how Soitec's forecasts yield a €36.00 fair value, a 39% upside to its current price.
Four fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly €25.57 to €86.42, showing very different views on Soitec’s potential. Before siding with any camp, you may want to weigh how ongoing customer inventory corrections and guidance uncertainty could shape the company’s ability to convert its technology wins into sustained financial improvement.
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