Dr. Felix Grawert, CEO
Dr. Christian Danninger, CFO October 30th, 2025
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Order Intake of EUR 124m
Revenues of EUR 120m - within guided range
Gross Profit at EUR 46m; Gross Margin at 39%
EBIT at EUR 15m; EBIT Margin at 13% - lower than expected due to quarter-on-quarter shifts and FX effects
Free Cash Flow at EUR 39m; strong increase driven by net result, continued working capital reduction and low capex
AI data center build out driving demand in OptoelectronicsLaser business pick up in Q2 continues in Q3
Data center demand drives capacity utilization in GaN
Automotive SiC demand remains soft
Structural growth drivers fully intact - but short term visibility remains lowDemand in western power electronics markets currently still weak; partially compensated by Asian/Chinese markets
GaN/SiC-power expected roughly flat yoy; LED/Micro LED revenues much weaker yoy; Optoelectronics up yoy
FY/2025 Guidance1 adjustedRevenues1 FY/25E: EUR 530m - EUR 565m
Gross Margin1,2 FY/25E: 40% - 41%
EBIT Margin1,2 FY/25E: 17% - 19%
Geopolitical dynamics monitored closelyUS-tariffs: Semiconductor Equipment currently exempt; Management is monitoring developments closely
1 Q4/2025 based on $1.15/€ rate (previously $1.10/€);
2 incl. a mid-single-digit EURm expense for headcount reduction in operations area; will result in similar amount of permanent savings corresponding to ~1pp higher Margins
EUR million
630 633
530-565e
429
463
Q4/25e
9M/2025
269
2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Optoelectronics and Communication¹ LED incl. Micro LED GaN-Power SiC-Power
Other incl. R&D After Sales FY25 Guidance low end FY25 Guidance high end
1 Includes applications in Consumer Optoelectronics, Solar and Telecom/Datacom
Revenues | Gross Profit Margin | EBIT Margin | |
Q3/25 | € 119.6 m -23% YoY | € 46.4 m 39% -31% YoY | € 15.4 m 13% -59% YoY |
9M/25 | € 369.5 m -9% YoY | € 136.2 m 37% -15% YoY | € 42.3 m 11% -30% YoY |
FY/24 € 633.2 m € 262.5 m 41% € 131.2 m 21%
1% YoY -6% YoY -16% YoY
9M Gross Profit & EBIT impacted by mid-single-digit EURm expense for personnel reduction in operations area in H1/25
9M Adjusted Gross Margin at 38% slightly lower yoy due to product mix with lower margins (9M/24: 39%)
9M Opex down yoy mainly due to ~13% lower R&D cost driven by reduced external contract work and consumables
9M Adjusted EBIT Margin at 12% lower yoy due to negative operating leverage resulting from lower volumes and negative FX effects (9M/24: 15%)
Working Capital1
Operating Cash Flow
Free Cash Flow
Cash Balance2
Q3/25
€ 348.2 m
€ -34.5 m vs. Q2/25
€ 43.4 m
€ +28.0 m YoY
€ 39.2 m
€ +40.7 m YoY
€ 153.4 m
€ +38.6 m vs. Q2/25
9M/25
€ 348.2 m
€ -99.5 m vs. Q4/24
€ 128.5 m
€ +100.3 m YoY
€ 110.3 m
€ +168.3 m YoY
€ 153.4 m
€ +88.8 m vs. Q4/24
FY/24 € 446.9 m € 26.2 m € -72.4 m € 64.6 m
€ +93.9 vs. Q4/23 € +73.5 m YoY € +37.2 m YoY € -117.1 m vs. Q4/23
9M Operating Cash Flow strong driven by Net Result of the Period and continued Working Capital reduction
9M FCF with strong improvement due to Net Result and continued reduction of Working Capital & Capex
9M Cash Balance with €153m up by €89m vs. Q4/24
Working Capital = Inventories + Trade Receivables - Trade Payables - Contract Liabilities for Advance Payments; FX-effects excluded in illustrated Change in Working Capital
Including other current financial assets
1
Power ElectronicsSiC Power
EV main inverters and EV OBCs
EV charging infrastructure
Data centers: AC/DC
Wind & PV
Traction & large drives
SiC
GaN
2 GaN Power & RF
Fast charging / mobile devices
Data centers: AC/DC & DC/DC
Motor drives, e.g. white goods
AI power delivery
EV OBCs
Base stations
4 Lasers
Optical data communication
3D sensing
LiDAR
Industrial power lasers
AsP
AsP
GaN
3 Micro LEDs / Specialty LEDs
Industrial displays (in/outdoor)
TVs
Smart watches / AR glasses
Automotive
Horticulture
1
Update
AIXTRON maintains a strong (leading) position in SiC power segments
2025: Market slowdown in the West, but strong G10 traction driven by 6-to-8 inch transition and competitive cost-per-wafer
Mid-term (2026-2029):
OEM's switching from 400V to 800V battery systems using SiC will increase demand
Qualification efforts at further customers are ongoing, expect to benefit over-proportionally when the market is taking up again.
~doubling of annual tool demand by 2029 due to
Continued EV ramps
Market share gains of SiC vs. silicon due to rapidly declining prices of SiC wafers
G10-SiC tool
Update
AIXTRON maintains a leading (dominant) position in GaN power segments
2025: Continued slowdown in Western markets; overcapacity delays chip-level qualifications
Preparation for launch of 300mm technology
Co-existence of 200mm and 300mm wafer sizes expected
Mid-term (2026-2029): accelerated (~3x) growth of annual tool demand due to
GaN penetrating more and more applications
GaN replacing silicon (energy efficiency)
AI power delivery
G10-GaN tool
GaN power - growth is fueled by adding more and more applications
≥ 1200 V
Voltage
1200V GaN
Smartphone fast chargers
AC/DC for datacenters
Class-D audio
Industrial
Battery tools, PSU
DC/DC for datacenters
Wireless charging
LV motor drives
battery consumer
devices (e-bikes, …)
Low speed electric vehicles
AI power delivery
Micro-Inverters
Solar
Time of Flight / Lidar
2020 - 2023
2024 - 2026
2027 - 2028
EV On-Board Charger (OBC)
HV motor drives, home appliances
< 200 V
500-700 V
Time of market adoption

