Strong Q4 Revenue and Double-Digit Growth
Revenue of $278.5M in Q4 2025, up 15% sequentially and over 45% year-over-year; performance beat the high end of guidance and surpassed the $1.0B run-rate target set at the start of the year.
Healthy Profitability Metrics
Non-GAAP gross margin of 49.2% (at the higher end of guidance) and non-GAAP operating margin of 19.3% in Q4 2025; diluted earnings per ADS of $1.26 for the quarter.
Positive Near-Term Guidance with Sequential Growth
Q1 2026 revenue guide of $292M to $306M (implying +5% to +10% sequential growth), with operating margin guidance of 16% to 18%; company expects sequential revenue growth every quarter in 2026.
eMMC / UFS Business Outperformance
eMMC and UFS revenue grew 25% for full-year 2025; company expects continued outperformance in 2026 as NAND makers shift away from mobile and module makers capture share—mobile/eMMC UFS expected to represent a material portion of revenue (management cited ~35%–40% scale for mobile/eMMC UFS contribution).
Client SSD Momentum and PCIe 5 Adoption
Successful introduction of 8-channel PCIe 5 controller and new DRAM-less 4-channel PCIe 5 controller; management targets client PC market share growth from ~30% today toward ~40% over the next few years and expects higher ASPs and profitability from PCIe 5 transitions.
Enterprise (MonTitan) Traction and Design Wins
MonTitan enterprise controller qualifiers began in Dec quarter for TLC high-performance compute SSDs with commercial ramp targeted in H2 2026; management expects MonTitan to represent ~5%–10% of revenue exiting 2026 and has secured design wins with multiple Tier-1 customers for a 4nm PCIe 6 controller planned to ramp in 2027–2028.
Boot Drive / DPU Volume Shipments and Early Revenue
Began volume shipments of enterprise boot drive to a leading AI GPU maker for current DPU product; management cites initial 2026 revenue for this line roughly around $50M (management estimate) with next‑gen DPU and switch programs expected to contribute in H2 2026 and grow in 2027.
Automotive (Ferri) and Portfolio Diversification
Ferri automotive/industrial storage demand described as strong in the tight NAND environment; management expects automotive to ramp to about 10% of total revenue by the end of 2026, supporting diversification away from consumer-only exposure.
Solid Cash Position and Operational Improvements
Cash, cash equivalents and restricted cash of $277.1M at quarter end (up from $272.4M prior quarter); company continues to invest in R&D and product tapeouts while increasing inventories to support anticipated ramps.