Overview
UK electronics supplier expects FY25/26 revenue and adjusted pretax profit to exceed consensus
Open orderbook rose to £106.5 mln, driven by Power division order intake
Company highlights supply chain uncertainties from AI demand and geopolitical instability
Outlook
Solid State expects FY25/26 revenue to be not less than £150m, above consensus
Company says most of £106.5m open orderbook to be delivered over next 18 months
Solid State notes supply chain risks from extended lead times due to AI demand, geopolitical instability
Result Drivers
COMPONENTS GROWTH - New design wins in the UK and US and improved market conditions drove year-on-year improvement in Components division
POWER DIVISION DEMAND - Power division performance improved due to management re-organisation, investment in capabilities, and strong demand from drone and autonomous technology applications, with new and emerging defence opportunities
SYSTEMS DEMAND - Systems division saw continued demand for communications products and building opportunities in antenna and integrated systems, supporting future sales mix enhancement
Company press release: ID:nRSH5349Za
Key Details
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Beat/Miss
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Consensus Estimate
FY Revenue
At least GBP 150 mln
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