Sequans shares declined 4.3% following the Q1 report as investors reacted negatively to a cautious outlook and ongoing supply challenges that limited revenue growth. Despite a stable backlog and pipeline, concerns around deceleration in services revenue timing and margin pressures weighed on sentiment.

• Q1 revenue reached $6.1 million, broadly in line with internal expectations but impacted by variability in services revenue timing and supply constraints.
• Order backlog remains solid at approximately $22 million, primarily product-related, providing near-term visibility into revenue.
• The company expects more than half of its $300 million design-win pipeline to be in production by end of June, translating to about $150 million potential 3-year revenue.
• Ongoing ramp of Cat-M and early growth in CAT-1bis segments continue, though revenue contribution is still ramping up with production scaling in progress.
• Management plans to remain prudent on capital allocation, monetizing Bitcoin holdings gradually while prioritizing a near debt-free balance sheet and strong cash position.