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To own Aehr Test Systems today, you need to believe its wafer-level burn-in tools can carve out a durable niche in AI processors, silicon photonics, and power semiconductors, despite recent earnings volatility and a still-unprofitable year. The latest quarter helps that story: Q4 swung back to profit, bookings hit a record US$60.70 million, and management is guiding to US$130–150 million in fiscal 2027 revenue with an effective backlog above US$80 million. That materially reshapes the near-term catalyst picture, shifting focus from past dependence on electric-vehicle silicon carbide to AI-driven orders and execution against this upgraded outlook. At the same time, the sharp share price move, rich price-to-book multiple, index removal, and insider selling keep valuation risk very much in play, especially if AI orders or customer ramps slip.
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