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To own ROHM, you need to believe that its focus on power devices across AI servers, automotive and industrial markets can translate into a return to sustainable profitability from recent losses. The new 600V Super Junction MOSFETs look directionally supportive of near term catalysts in AI server and industrial power, but do not meaningfully reduce key risks around weak industrial demand, negative operating profit and execution on cost reductions.
Among recent announcements, the June 10 launch of ROHM’s 1,200V SiC MOSFET in the new TSC3PAK package for xEV onboard chargers stands out. Together with the new 600V Super Junction MOSFET lineup for AI servers and industrial equipment, it reinforces ROHM’s emphasis on higher value power solutions in automotive and data center, which are central to the company’s longer term growth and margin improvement ambitions despite the current earnings pressure.
Yet, while products for AI servers and xEVs are encouraging, investors should also be aware that...
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ROHM’s narrative projects ¥591.0 billion in revenue and ¥72.3 billion in earnings by 2029.
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Some of the lowest tier analysts were assuming only about 2.7% annual revenue growth to roughly ¥512,900,000,000 and earnings of about ¥50,500,000,000, so this AI server focused MOSFET launch could eventually shift even that more pessimistic view on ROHM’s upside or its execution risk around cost control and 8 inch SiC.
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