Sweden's Neonode Q2 revenue falls as engineering project deliveries slow
Sweden's Neonode Q2 revenue falls as engineering project deliveries slow
Overview
Sweden sensor technology firm's Q2 revenue fell 20% yr/yr, driven by lower engineering revenue
License revenue for Q2 rose 9% yr/yr, boosted by new agreements and automotive ramp-up
Q2 operating expenses increased 3%, mainly due to higher advertising and travel costs
Outlook
Neonode says priorities are executing customer programs and expanding in selected growth markets
Company says strong liquidity supports efforts to secure more licensing opportunities
Result Drivers
ENGINEERING REVENUE DROP - Revenue decline attributed to lower non-recurring engineering revenue due to decreased project deliveries
LICENSE REVENUE GROWTH - License revenue rose, mainly due to new license agreements and increased adoption in automotive applications
HIGHER OPERATING EXPENSES - Operating expenses increased mainly due to higher advertising and travel costs
Company press release: ID:nPn51VgMDa
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
Q2 Operating Expenses |
| $2.80 mln |
|
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