Shares fell sharply by 20% as investors reacted to cautious commentary on deployment timing and early-stage commercialization, signaling disappointment with deceleration in revenue realization and uncertainty about near-term financial performance despite ongoing customer engagement.
- Q2 shipments of 5G chipsets grew 71% sequentially to over 5,100 units, reflecting progress in development and certification phases.
- Management emphasized diversification across terrestrial broadband, satellite/non-terrestrial, and industrial IoT markets to reduce dependency on any single customer.
- Deployment schedules for several customers shifted modestly later, introducing variability and delaying revenue ramp-up.
- While customer engagement remains robust, the commercial production timeline remains uncertain, leaving near-term financials subdued.
- The company introduced adjusted EBITDA as a new performance metric to supplement GAAP results, which continue to be impacted by noncash warrant liability adjustments.
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