NXP Semiconductors Turns More Optimistic as Auto Demand and Data Center Sales Improve
Key takeaways
- NXP Semiconductors said demand is improving, especially in automotive, and the company is now “more optimistic” than it was 90 to 180 days ago.
- Automotive remains NXP’s biggest business, and the company expects it to grow this year as inventory headwinds ease in North America and Europe and China stays involved in the outlook.
- Beyond autos, NXP sees growth in software-defined vehicles and data centers, with data center revenue projected to rise from $200 million last year to $500 million this year.
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NXP Semiconductors said demand is improving, especially in automotive, and the company is now “more optimistic” than it was 90 to 180 days ago. Management cited a solid book-to-bill ratio, rising backlog, more late orders and longer lead times as signs of healthier orders.
Automotive remains NXP’s biggest business, and the company expects it to grow this year as inventory headwinds ease in North America and Europe and China stays involved in the outlook. NXP also raised prices and may do so again in the second half to offset inflation in energy, transportation, precious metals and substrates.