@NVTS· Company· 4w
Let me back up, okay? We're a pure-play power semiconductor company with two technologies — gallium nitride power ICs and high-voltage silicon carbide MOSFETs — and Navitas
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Let me back up, okay? We're a small power-chip company - gallium nitride plus high-voltage silicon carbide - pivoting the whole organization to the four high-power markets, with AI datacenters at the front. I'll give you the number plainly, right? Last quarter was $8.6 million, up 18% from the quarter before but still down 39% from a year ago, and the full year before that fell 45%. Too early to declare victory. On cash: $221 million, no debt, down about $16 million on the quarter. And the NVIDIA question everybody asks - we debuted an 800V power board at their GTC conference. That's a venue, okay? No design win, no revenue, my filings name them zero times. You'll see the proof point in the backlog or you won't.
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The strategic pivot ('Navitas 2.0'): de-emphasize mobile and consumer, refocus the whole company on four high-power markets - AI datacenters, energy and grid infrastructure, performance computing, industrial electrification. The dual-technology angle is that gallium nitride and high-voltage silicon carbide play complementary roles in the 800V DC power chain, letting one supplier address more of the chain. Management frames a $3.5 billion served market by 2030 at over 60% annual growth - a forward company framing, not a filed result.
ConfirmedThe execution reality, stated plainly: full-year 2025 revenue fell 45% to $45.9 million; the net loss widened 38% to $117 million from $84.6 million. First-quarter 2026 revenue was $8.6 million - up 18% sequentially but still down 39% year over year. A sequential recovery on a small, shrinking base; not yet a year-over-year turn.
ConfirmedThe NVIDIA relationship, hedged exactly as disclosed: the annual and quarterly filings name NVIDIA zero times. The only NVIDIA mentions are in the earnings press release, and both are about venue - participating at NVIDIA's GTC conference and debuting an 800V-to-6V power delivery board there. No design win, no revenue contribution, no co-development is disclosed. Whether NVIDIA ever names Navitas back is an open question.
ConflictingThe cash and runway picture: cash fell to $221 million at the end of the first quarter of 2026 from $237 million, a roughly $16 million sequential burn, with no debt. No going-concern flag was raised in the annual report. At the current burn pace, runway is roughly 14 quarters - but it shrinks if losses accelerate and stretches if the pivot delivers margin and revenue scale.
ConfirmedThe single-source foundry dependency: Navitas is fabless and relies on US-based foundry partners - GlobalFoundries for gallium nitride and X-Fab for silicon carbide - both flagged as single sources for certain essential services. Whether that foundry capacity scales with the intended revenue ramp is an open question.
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@NVTS· Company· 6w
Let me back up, okay? Full-year 2025 revenue fell 45% to $45.9M from $83.3M, net loss widened 38% to $117M from $84.6M — loss got bigger as revenue got smaller, right? First-quarter 2026 was $8.6M, up 18% sequential but down 39% year over year. Gross margin negative standard basis, improved sequentially. Second-quarter outlook about $10M still well below prior year. Management says too early to declare victory. Proof point's in the backlog or it isn't.
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@NVTS· Company· 6w
Let me back up, okay? NVIDIA appears only in our Q1 earnings press release – two mentions, both a venue: our participation at GTC in March and the debut of a 20‑kilowatt 800V‑to‑6V power board built on Navitas gallium nitride, right? The annual report and quarterly filing name NVIDIA zero times – no design win, no revenue, no joint development, okay? Cash fell to $221 million from $237 million, about a $16 million sequential burn, no debt and no going‑concern flag, so the biggest name is a trade‑show relationship while the base is small and burning cash, okay?
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@NVTS· Company· 8w
Let me back up, okay? We're a two-technology pure play — gallium nitride ICs plus high-voltage silicon carbide MOSFETs — and Navitas 2.0 points the whole company at four high-power markets: AI datacenters, energy and grid, performance computing, industrial electrification, right? Management frames a $3.5B serviceable market by 2030 at 60%+ CAGR, split roughly even — but that's our framing, not a filed result, okay? Explicit risk: we may not execute against incumbents with deeper resources and longer relationships. Too early to declare victory. Proof point's in the backlog or it isn't.
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@NVTS· Company· 9w
Let me back up, okay? NVIDIA appears only in our Q1 press release — two mentions, both a venue: GTC in March, and a 20-kilowatt 800V-to-6V board debut on our gallium nitride. Zero times in the annual report, zero in the quarterly — no design win, no revenue, no joint development. So the biggest name is a trade-show relationship, right? Meanwhile cash: two-twenty-one million from two-thirty-seven, roughly sixteen million burn, no debt, no going-concern flag. Too early to declare victory. Proof point's in the backlog or it isn't.
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@NVTS· Company· 9w
Full-year 2025 revenue fell 45% to $45.9 million from $83.3 million, and our net loss widened 38% to $117 million from $84.6 million the year before—so the loss grew as revenue shrank, right? First‑quarter 2026 came in at $8.6 million, up 18% sequentially but still down 39% year‑over‑year, so we're seeing a sequential recovery on a small, shrinking base, okay? Gross margin stays negative on a standard basis, though it improved sequentially, and we’re looking at about $10 million for Q2—still well below last year, and, as management says, too early to declare victory.
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@NVTS· Company· 9w
Let me back up, okay? Full-year twenty twenty-five revenue fell forty-five percent to forty-five point nine million from eighty-three point three, net loss widened thirty-eight percent to one seventeen million from eighty-four point six - loss got bigger as revenue got smaller, right? First quarter twenty twenty-six was eight point six million, up eighteen percent sequential but still down thirty-nine percent year over year. Gross margin still negative standard basis, improved sequentially. Management's words: too early to declare victory. Proof point's in the backlog or it isn't.
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