STMicroelectronics

In the third quarter of 2026, STMicroelectronics’ earnings per share rose to $0.31 (prior year $0.26) but fell short of consensus estimates of $0.385. Revenue increased to $3.76 billion, slightly above analysts’ expectations of $3.72 billion. The stock showed volatile movements premarket and in Paris, with a slight decline at the market open. » More on finanzen.net

STMicroelectronics introduced the 1.1MP SafeSense VD56GA infrared image sensor aimed at enabling cheaper in-cabin driver and occupant monitoring by allowing simpler lenses, lighter IR lighting and no separate image processor. Company claims the sensor improves sharpness by 35% and IR sensitivity by nearly 60% versus prior generation, supporting wider deployment beyond premium cars. Financials show recent revenue strength and rising institutional ownership, but margins, negative free cash flow and limited proof of production commitments leave uncertainty about how quickly the sensor will drive meaningful automotive volume. » More on finance.yahoo.com

After recent gains investors held back: rising oil prices and profit-taking weighed on the German market. Above all, STMicroelectronics' disappointing revenue outlook put chip stocks under pressure and pushed Infineon into the red. Inflation fears due to higher oil quotations and the upcoming SAP earnings event also prompted caution in the markets. » More on finanzen.net

STMicroelectronics will publish results on July 23, 2026 for the quarter to June 30, 2026. Fifteen analysts on average see earnings per share of €0.229 after €-0.100 in the year-ago quarter, and 17 analysts forecast revenues averaging €3.00 billion versus €2.44 billion a year earlier. For the current fiscal year, 24 analysts on average expect EPS of €1.13 and 23 analysts forecast annual revenues of around €12.44 billion. » More on finanzen.net

STMicroelectronics shares fell 7.1% in trading to €52.08, driven by a global sell-off in the semiconductor sector. The drop was amplified by a large expiration day at the Borsa Italiana, caution ahead of Q2 results on July 23, and liquidity tied up by capital-market transactions in the AI and technology sector. Despite the sell-off, the analyst consensus rating remains unchanged and positive (buy), which views the decline more as repositioning than a fundamental deterioration. » More on de.investing.com