Infineon

Infineon to open 5 billion euro chip fab as part of EU sovereignty push

Jochen Hanebeck, CEO of Infineon Technologies, said revenues from the AI segment will rise to 1 billion euros in 2026.

Infineon sees 2026 revenue growth as AI outlook boosts sales

The Munich-based manufacturer reported first-quarter revenue had fallen by 8 per cent to 3.4 billion euros (S$4.76 billion), versus a company-provided analyst forecast for revenue to come in at 3.2 billion euros.

Infineon more positive on revenue outlook after Q1 stronger than expected

“Currently, there is hardly any growth momentum in our end markets except from AI, the cyclical recovery is being delayed,” chief executive officer Jochen Hanebeck said.

Infineon forecasts sales decline on sluggish car chip demand

The new tech can improve device performance, reduce overall costs and ensure steady supplies for customers.

Infineon advance to lower costs for new-generation AI chips

ESIA said chip policy under the incoming EU Commission should feature fewer export restrictions, focus on areas where European companies already had advantages, and that aid should be awarded more quickly.

Semiconductor body calls for EU ‘Chips Envoy’, more support

While the settlement will weigh on earnings and cash flow from discontinued operations, it will not restrict Infineon’s ongoing business and the group has enough funds for dividends and investments.

Infineon to pay more than expected in Qimonda settlement

The new plant will focus on making power semiconductors that can help with decarbonisation in automotive, industrial and data centre fields.

Malaysia boasts of chip clout as Infineon opens 7 billion euro site

Infineon reported revenue of 3.7 billion euros for the April-to-June period, falling short of the 3.8-billion-euro forecast in a company-provided consensus and down 9 per cent on the year.

Infineon adjusts revenue outlook after missing quarterly forecast

Infineon CEO Jochen Hanebeck said that many end markets were developing weakly due to the economic situation, and customers and distributors continue to reduce semiconductor inventory levels.

Infineon launches savings programme as weak demand persists