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The quarter didn’t derail, but the real story is the guide
Navitas Semiconductor kept the quarter pretty much on script: Q4 2025 non-GAAP loss came in at 5 cents per share, matching estimates and improving from a 6-cent loss a year ago. In earnings-land, “in line” is basically the equivalent of not tripping on the stairs.
What got investors leaning in
The bigger nugget was Q1 revenue guidance. Navitas sees sales of $8.0 million to $8.5 million, which landed above consensus estimates. That matters because investors in small-cap chip names tend to obsess less about one quarter and more about whether the next one suggests the business is actually turning the corner.
Why you should care
Navitas sits in the power semiconductor world, where every whiff of demand improvement can get amplified fast. If the company keeps printing guidance that outpaces expectations, the market may start treating this like a comeback story instead of a slow-burn science project.
Big picture: the quarter itself was fine, but the forward view is what keeps the stock on the watchlist.