Vishay (VSH) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Vishay Intertechnology (NYSE:VSH) reported Q2 2026 adjusted net revenue of $918.6M, up 21% y/y, on higher volume and selling prices. Book-to-bill was 1.32 and backlog rose 18% to $1.9B. Adjusted gross margin was 22.6% and adjusted EPS was $0.19. Q3 revenue guidance is $945M-$975M; CapEx guidance is $400M-$440M.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
Traders can update models using the disclosed Q3 revenue and gross margin guidance, the 2026 CapEx range, and the stated progress on the German 12-inch fab and Newport fab audits.
Market read
The call centers on accelerating demand, improved margins ahead of schedule, and capacity expansion milestones, with explicit Q3 guidance that can drive near-term estimate revisions.
What to watch
Free cash flow is still modest ($10.3M) versus operating cash flow, and the GAAP tax rate remains elevated, which may matter for valuation even if adjusted metrics look strong.
Background
This is a transcript-style summary of Vishay Intertechnology’s Q2 2026 earnings call, including segment performance, margin/cash-flow details, and forward guidance.
Ticker impact
Vishay reported Q2 2026 adjusted net revenue of $918.6M (+21% YoY) and guided Q3 revenue to $945M-$975M.
Bias toward upside if investors focus on the raised gross margin trajectory and improving free cash flow, but watch for demand tempering in consumer and elevated GAAP tax rate.
Multiple new datapoints are disclosed: Q2 results, Q3 revenue and gross margin guidance, CapEx guidance tied to the German 12-inch fab, and a shift toward higher-margin mix. Offsetting risks include metals/logistics cost pressure and tempered consumer demand.
Market effects
Signals improving demand and pricing power in semiconductors and passive components, with AI power and optical networking demand cited.
Germany fab capex and production timeline may be a localized positive for industrial supply chains tied to wafer manufacturing.
Backlog growth and longer customer forecasts (52+ weeks) suggest broader supply tightness across electronics end markets.
Counterpoint
Despite strong backlog and margins, consumer demand is described as tempered and metals/materials/logistics cost pressures remain, which could cap upside to estimates.
Key entities
- companyVishay Intertechnology, Inc.
Reported Q2 2026 results and provided Q3 2026 revenue and gross margin guidance, plus 2026 CapEx plans tied to new wafer capacity.
- executiveJoel Smejkal
CEO who discussed demand acceleration, the Vishay 3.0 initiative, and the German 12-inch fab engineering wafer timeline.
- executiveDavid McConnell
CFO who highlighted margin drivers, elevated GAAP tax rate, and ongoing metals/materials/logistics cost pressures.
