SEALSQ Corp

SEALSQ reported H1 2026 revenue of $11.2m (up 131% year‑on‑year) and a net loss of $27.8m, with revenue missing the $14.9m guidance by 26.2%. Gross profit and margin rose significantly to $5.4m and about 48%, while operating expenses increased due to acquisitions, write‑downs and strategic investments, which widened the loss. The company confirms its full‑year guidance of $27–36m and highlights continued development of its post‑quantum and quantum‑security products and a strong liquidity position of about $488.5m. Management regards H1 as a turning point but warns of certification and integration risks and says more time is needed for commercial revenue from new products. » More on de.investing.com

SEALSQ chief Carlos Moreira has been appointed to the World Law Foundation’s board of trustees and proposes creating a permanent AI chapter within the World Jurist Association. The chapter would bring together lawyers, regulators, AI companies, academia and civil society and translate the HUMAN-AI-T principles into operational rules, assessment procedures and regulatory recommendations. Planned priorities include a voluntary HUMAN-AI-T protocol, measurable compliance indicators, independent evaluation, a multilateral working group, an annual report and a HUMAN-AI-T award. » More on de.investing.com

SEALSQ reports revenue of $11.2 million for H1 2026, up 131% year‑on‑year, and a gross profit of $5.4 million (+233%) with a gross margin of about 48%. Net loss widened to $27.8 million, and operating loss to $32.2 million. Revenue was driven by Vault‑IC secure elements, PKI subscriptions, digital identity services and the August 2025 acquisition of IC’Alps (contributing roughly $2.5 million). SEALSQ confirms its full‑year revenue guidance of $27–36 million and reports an active deal pipeline of more than $225 million through 2029, including over $100 million in post‑quantum projects. » More on de.investing.com