Record Annual and Quarterly Revenue
Full-year 2025 revenue of $2.8 billion, up 26.4% year-over-year; Q4 2025 record quarterly revenue of $751.2 million, +20.8% year-over-year and +1.9% sequentially.
Strong Non-Enterprise Data and Automotive Growth
Non-enterprise data end markets grew over 40% year-over-year in 2025; automotive revenue grew ~43% year-over-year driven by new 48-volt and zonal architecture solutions (including first fully integrated 48V e-fuse and a kW-level zonal controller).
Improved Enterprise Data Visibility and Backlog
Management reported a material step-up in ordering patterns with book-to-bill well in excess of 1, backlog extending into Q2 2026, and increased confidence in enterprise data demand (management cited a new conservative 'floor' of ~50% growth for enterprise data based on recent ordering trends).
Module and Optical Transceiver Momentum
Company reported record module revenue and notable ramp in optical transceiver engagement (analyst-modeled at roughly ~5% of sales exiting 2025), with expansion into AI, server, memory, optical modules and switch applications supported by higher current density, efficiency and packaging.
Capacity Expansion and Supply-Chain Diversification
Secured more than $4 billion of geographically balanced capacity and continues to add supply chain partners; management emphasized active supply-chain management across silicon, compound devices, module components and quality/audit processes to support future growth.
Shareholder Returns and Cash Deployment
Quarterly dividend increased 28% to $2.00 per share; company returned over 72% of free cash flow to stockholders via share repurchases and dividends over the three years ending December 2025.
Technology Sampling and Product Roadmap
Sampling of 800-volt data-center power solutions underway (first to sample per management) and progress on higher current-density packaging (sampling planned/underway), positioning the company for future systems-level revenue and migration from silicon to module/system solutions.
Gross Margin Targeting and Margin Progress
Corporate gross margin target reiterated at 55-60%; management reported current trending near the low end (~55.5-55.8%) and expects the potential for incremental sequential margin improvement (citing potential 10-20 bps quarterly cadence if backlog and demand hold).