Vicor stock jumps 6% on raised third quarter guidance

Vicor Corporation's stock rose 12.3% after hours after raising its Q3 2026 revenue growth guidance from nearly 10% to over 20%, driven by royalties from its VPD licensing program. Four major companies have licensed the technology, and the CEO noted potential supply disruptions for unlicensed suppliers. The company also recently authorized a $150M share buyback and acquired properties for AI-driven demand. The Nasdaq closed at a record high, led by AI stocks, but broader indices were unchanged.

Vicor Corporation (VICR) shares rose 13.1% on September 21, 2026, driven by AI demand and expansion plans. The company is building new fabrication plants and secured a licensing deal with an AI OEM. VICR's P/E ratio is 70, with strong margins and a debt-free balance sheet. The stock has seen significant volatility, trading between $183 and $240 recently.

Vicor (VICR) stock rose 18% after announcing a non-exclusive license for its Vertical Power Delivery technology to an unnamed OEM, allowing flexibility in sourcing parts for AI and networking processors. The company also plans a major manufacturing expansion. Vicor's backlog reached $379.7 million, up 26% from the prior quarter, with a consensus price target of $381.67.

Vicor Corporation (VICR) stock surged 18.99% on September 17, 2026, driven by optimism over its AI power solutions. The company is expanding manufacturing capacity with new facilities in New Hampshire, signaling strong demand. VICR reported a 56.6% gross margin, 23% EBIT margin, and a P/E ratio of 59. The stock has risen from $180s to near $216 since late August.

Vicor's stock rose 18.2% to $217.29 after announcing an AI power license deal with an unnamed customer. The agreement is non-exclusive, allowing the OEM to source modules from unlicensed suppliers while paying royalties. Vicor's royalty revenue was $30.4M in Q2, 21% of total revenue. The company is expanding capacity with new fabrication sites.

Vicor Corporation (NASDAQ: VICR) stock surged 18.53% on September 17, 2026, driven by AI-related expansion and a VPD licensing deal. The company reported Q2 revenue of $143.4M, gross margin of 56.6%, and net income of $49.8M. Vicor is expanding its manufacturing footprint and licensing its VPD technology, positioning itself in the AI power infrastructure sector. The stock's valuation is rich, with a P/E of 59 and price-to-sales of 17.9, but traders are bullish on its growth prospects.