Eltek

Eltek attributes the Q2 net loss to a transitional focus on stabilizing manufacturing operations, building human infrastructure and underutilized fixed costs rather than weak demand. Management cited severe supply-chain pressure for fiberglass-based materials from the AI infrastructure industry and a stronger Israeli shekel as key drags on gross margins. New capacity — including one qualified PCB plating line with testing underway and a second due by year-end — and an ERP rollout aim to improve utilization and oversight, while about one-third of backlog remains fixed at unprofitable historical exchange rates. Company plans to add roughly 15 foreign employees, pursue diversification into medical and high-end industrial markets, and rely on converting a record backlog into shipments to restore profitability. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

Eltek Ltd. reported 11% revenue growth but saw profitability hit by a $2.2m FX headwind and production inefficiencies from reconfiguring facilities and retirements. Management is expanding capacity—first of two new plating lines in assembly with mid‑2026 completion expected—and targets annual revenue capacity of $60–65m at current prices once investments are realized. The company is recruiting foreign workers and engineers to address labor shortages and plans pricing updates to offset shekel depreciation, with margin recovery contingent on stabilizing production and clearing legacy backlog. Key risks include regional conflict delaying equipment installation and a prolonged qualification period for the new lines. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

Eltek reported Q3 2025 revenue declining to $13.3m (prior year $13.5m) and a net loss of $0.03 per share, missing expectations. The stock fell about 15.9% in pre-market trading. Operational instability and currency effects (USD depreciation against the shekel, about $0.8m loss) weighed on results; at the same time an operating cash flow of $2m and a cash balance of $11.6m were maintained. Eltek expects production lines to stabilize by mid‑2026 and aims for a mid‑term gross margin of 26–27%. » Plus sur de.investing.com