Melexis enters 2026 with a message that is far from triumphant: the recovery is happening, but it remains “an uneven recovery”. 4Q25 delivered growth, yes—but only just—and once again China dictated the rhythm with swings that overshadow structural progress. We updated our model taking into account management insists that FY26 will mark the start of margin improvement, and while the yield normalization story is credible, it does little to offset the uncomfortable reality of flat sales in 1Q an...
Melexis saw in 4Q25 still a challenging and unstable environment as the automotive industry demand continues to be cautious and choppy between quarters. They indicated they remain in an uneven recovery. Melexis highlighted that -looking at FY26- 1Q is traditionally impacted by annual customer pricing agreements and seasonal factors such as Chinese New Year and sales patterns outside of automotive. In addition, this year demand is affected by recent changes in EV automotive regulations and purcha...
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After a string of multi-GW contracts and capex announcements, the attractiveness of cloud AI returns remains a hot question amongst investors. In this report, we build a simple framework to answer that question. We estimate Cloud AI returns from CSP disclosures and what we know about large real-world contracts, and benchmark them against what we know about the economics of traditional cloud.
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