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Infineon hits revenue record: AI data centres drive growth

Infineon, the German semiconductor maker, reported a record third-quarter revenue of 4.2 billion euros, up 13% year-on-year, and profit up 39% to 423 million euros, according to dpa. The company cited stronger demand for power supply solutions for AI data centers and improving automotive orders, with Power & Sensor Systems revenue up about a third.

DAX 40 Rises to 3-Week High

Frankfurt’s DAX 40 rose 0.5% to 25,492, its highest since July 6, supported by corporate earnings updates and weaker oil prices amid hopes for renewed US-Iran talks. SAP gained over 5% after starting stage two of a €10 billion buyback and posting stronger Q2 results. Infineon fell about 6%, while Siemens Energy dropped around 7%.

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Infineon Q3 Profit Up, Sees Revenue Growth In Q4, Updates FY26 Revenue View On AI Demand; Stock Down

Infineon Technologies reported Q3 net profit of 423 million euros, up 39% year over year, with revenue up 12.6% to 4.172 billion euros, driven by power supply demand for AI data centers. For Q4, it forecasts revenue up 13% to about 4.7 billion euros and segment margin around 23%. FY2026 revenue view raised to about 16.3 billion euros. Shares fell 3.2%.

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Infineon hits revenue record: AI data centres drive growth

Infineon, the German semiconductor maker, reported a record third-quarter revenue of 4.2 billion euros, up 13% year-on-year, and profit up 39% to 423 million euros, according to dpa. The company cited stronger demand for power supply solutions for AI data centers and improving automotive orders, with Power & Sensor Systems revenue up about a third.

DAX 40 Rises to 3-Week High

Frankfurt’s DAX 40 rose 0.5% to 25,492, its highest since July 6, supported by corporate earnings updates and weaker oil prices amid hopes for renewed US-Iran talks. SAP gained over 5% after starting stage two of a €10 billion buyback and posting stronger Q2 results. Infineon fell about 6%, while Siemens Energy dropped around 7%.

Infineon Bets Big on Smart Power with New Semiconductor Fab

Infineon Technologies opened its Dresden “Smart Power Fab,” investing about $5.5B and doubling 300-mm capacity at the site, ahead of schedule. The plant will make smart power switches and smart power stages for AI data centers, automotive, and industrial uses. Infineon targets AI-related power revenue of ~$1.8B (2026) to ~$2.9B (2027) and plans ~$600M more capacity investment.

Samsung’s Blowout Quarter Still Spooks the Chip Trade

Samsung Electronics reported preliminary Q2 results, forecasting operating profit of 89.4 trillion won (~$58.4B), up nearly 19x, and revenue of 171 trillion won. Despite beating expectations, Samsung shares fell ~7% and SK Hynix ~6%. Chip stocks in Europe and the U.S. also dropped amid concerns about AI infrastructure spending and valuations; Samsung full results are due July 30.

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Infineon completes €570m ams Osram sensor portfolio acquisition

Infineon Technologies completed its acquisition of ams Osram’s non-optical analog/mixed-signal sensor portfolio for €570m ($653.09m) on a debt-free, cash-free basis after regulatory approvals. The business is expected to generate ~€230m revenue in 2026 and be EPS-accretive, with synergies. ~230 employees and sites in Spain, Switzerland and India join Infineon’s Edge Systems division.

European shares slip on Fed hike bets, tech drag

European shares opened lower on June 23 as Fed rate-hike expectations and worries about AI-related corporate spending weighed on sentiment. The Stoxx 600 fell 0.89% to 633.61 by 0721 GMT. Tech dragged; sector losses followed higher borrowing-cost bets (CME FedWatch: 50 bps by year-end). Signify sank 15.6% after strategy guidance; Heineken rose 1.6% on a new CEO.

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