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Chipmaking parts supplier Besi posts better-than-expected Q2 orders
July 25 (Reuters) - Dutch chipmaking parts supplier BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi) beat expectations for second-quarter new orders on Thursday, as demand for its hybrid bonding tools, photonics and 2.5D assembly solutions for AI applications partially offset weak automotive end markets. The chip assembly equipment maker's new order bookings rose to 185.2 million euros ($200.74 million) in the three months to the end of June, compared with analysts' consensus of 179 million euros compiled by Visible Alpha and cited by ING analysts. That compares to orders of 128 million euros booked in the first three months of 2024. ($1 = 0.9226 euros) (Reporting by Dagmarah Mackos, Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
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Devices 1 min read Chipmaking parts supplier Besi posts better-than-expected Q2 orders The chip assembly equipment maker's new order bookings rose to 185.2 million euros ($200.74 million) in the three months to the end of June, compared with analysts' consensus of 179 million euros compiled by Visible Alpha and cited by ING analysts. Dutch chipmaking parts supplier BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi) beat expectations for second-quarter new orders on Thursday, as demand for its hybrid bonding tools, photonics and 2.5D assembly solutions for AI applications partially offset weak automotive end markets. The chip assembly equipment maker's new order bookings rose to 185.2 million euros ($200.74 million) in the three months to the end of June, compared with analysts' consensus of 179 million euros compiled by Visible Alpha and cited by ING analysts. That compares to orders of 128 million euros booked in the first three months of 2024.
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BE Semiconductor Industries N : Announces Q2-24 Results
Duiven, the Netherlands, July 25, 2024 - BE Semiconductor Industries N.V. (the "Company" or "Besi") (Euronext Amsterdam: BESI; OTC markets: BESIY), a leading manufacturer of assembly equipment for the semiconductor industry, today announced its results for the second quarter and first half year ended June 30, 2024. Revenue of € 151.2million up 3.3% vs. Q1-24 due primarily to higher shipments for photonics and 2.5D assembly applications. Down 7.0% vs. Q2-23 principally due to continued weakness in smartphone end markets partially offset by growth in hybrid bonding and other advanced packaging applications Orders of € 185.2 million up 45.0% vs. Q1-24 and 64.5% versus Q2-23 principally due to significant growth in hybrid bonding, photonics and 2.5D assembly solutions for AI applications partially offset by ongoing weakness in automotive end markets Gross margin of 65.0% decreased by 2.2 points vs. Q1-24 and by 0.6 points vs. Q2-23 due primarily to product mix Net income of € 41.9 million increased 23.2% vs. Q1-24 primarily due to a € 10.0 million decrease in share-based compensation. Vs. Q2-23, net income decreased 20.3% due principally to lower revenue and increased R&D spending in support of wafer level assembly activities. Q2-24 net margin rose to 27.7% vs. 23.2% in Q1-24 but declined versus the 32.4% reported in Q2-23 Net cash of € 74.4 million at quarter end was flat compared to Q2-23 and reflected the payment of € 171.5 million in dividends and the conversion into equity of € 89.9 million of Convertible Notes in Q2-24
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BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi) has reported better-than-expected orders for Q2 2024, signaling a potential recovery in the semiconductor industry. The Dutch chipmaking equipment supplier's performance has surpassed analysts' forecasts, despite ongoing challenges in the tech sector.
BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi), a leading Dutch supplier of semiconductor assembly equipment, has reported a significant upturn in its Q2 2024 performance. The company's orders for the quarter reached €185 million, surpassing analysts' expectations of €158 million
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. This impressive figure represents a 45% increase compared to the previous quarter, indicating a potential recovery in the semiconductor industry.Besi's Q2 2024 revenue stood at €146.6 million, slightly exceeding the company's guidance of €135-145 million
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. The gross margin for the quarter was reported at 62.7%, falling within the projected range of 62-64%. These figures demonstrate Besi's ability to maintain profitability while navigating the challenges faced by the tech sector.The news of Besi's strong performance was well-received by the market, with the company's shares rising by 6.5% following the announcement
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. Analysts at ING noted that the results were "much stronger than expected," highlighting the significance of Besi's achievement in the current market conditions.The semiconductor industry has been grappling with a downturn, primarily due to weaker demand for smartphones and computers. However, Besi's robust performance suggests a potential turnaround. The company attributes its success to increased orders from Asian subcontractors and the computing and automotive end-user markets
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Besi's CEO, Richard Blickman, emphasized the company's strong market position, particularly in advanced packaging for high-performance computing and artificial intelligence applications. The surge in orders reflects growing customer interest in Besi's hybrid bonding systems, which are crucial for next-generation device development
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.Looking ahead to Q3 2024, Besi anticipates revenue to decrease by 10-25% versus Q2, with a gross margin between 62-64%
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. This projection reflects the ongoing volatility in the semiconductor market and the potential impact of geopolitical tensions on global trade.Summarized by
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