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baggo-mh:

Thank you CWL1

 
18.06.21 09:39

I was never gone as some of you know. I was just distracted by the circumstances.
Pandemic
Cancer (my neighbor told me yesterday she is suffering from lung cancer. She is 4 years younger than me never smoked a cigarette in her entire life)
BioNTech
Hopefully we can meet in good health at the AGM 2022.

Best regards
laugthing coolbaggo-mh

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baggo-mh:

@Alexandrow

 
18.06.21 10:04

Hi Alex,

danke für die lieben Worte und die Anteilnahme.

Ich dachte du hättest den Champus ausgelobt für das Erreichen der € 25 in 2021. Möglicherweise war das auch bei W:O. Die Kursrichtung stimmt auf jeden Fall auch heute wieder.

Wäre schön einige von euch bei der HV 2022 kennen zu lernen. Machen wir erst den Champus nieder und wechseln dann zu Bier.

Gruß
laugthing cool baggo-mh


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baggo-mh:

Hat jemand Zugang zur FAZ?

 
20.06.21 14:37
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dlg.:

Bei Interesse...

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21.06.21 13:34
...AlsterResearch ist heute mit einem 22-Seiten "Initiation Report" rausgekommen ("Buy" mit Kursziel 28 Euro).  Weiß nicht, wie lange der 'downloadbar' bleibt, daher legt Euch ins Zeug: www.research-hub.de
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Alexandrow:

@baggo,

 
21.06.21 21:36
du bist wohl  ein kleines Schlitzohr?  Der Champus war/ist mein Einsatz für denjenigen, der gegen meine Prognose 25 € wetten wollte/will.
Es hat sich aber niemand gefunden und beim jetzigen Stand wird das auch niemand mehr riskieren wollen.
Genehmigen werden wir uns denn noch einen!

LG WAlex  
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08.07.21 10:51
sind wohl wieder einmal die Hedgefonds im Spiel :-(
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fel216:

komischer Move

 
08.07.21 11:22
Hi Alex,

ich erachte es auch als komische Kursentwicklung, zumal auf recht geringem Volumen.. vielleicht bekommt hier einer (mehrere?) kalte Füsse vor dem Hintergrund der Tapering Diskussion und verkauft mit seine Gewinner?
Die Q2 Zahlen werden wohl (erneut) nicht der Brüller, ich habe von Erwartungen um 60m AE, 8m EBIT (inkl. der Sonderbelastungen für die APEVA Restrukturierung) aber einen sehr soliden AE ca. 120m gelesen.. nach dem eher schwachen (Umsatz/EBIT) in Q1 bringt das ggf. wieder die Diskussion mit sich, ob Aixtron die Guidance auch wirklich halten kann, da dass ja gigantisches Umsatz & EBIT in H2 bedeuten würde...
Ich glaube weiter fest an die Story und vermute (zumindest für den AE) eine Erhöhung der Guidance mit Q3, allerdings nicht mit Q2.
EUR/USD läuft ja übrigens auch für Aixtron zzt.

Insofern wäre meine Erklärung für den Kurs, dass jetzt alles "eingepreist" ist, also kein Upside mehr für die Gewinnerwartungen besteht, da der Konsens für 2021 bereits bei 427m Umsatz und 93.7m EBIT (22% Marge!) liegt.

Ich persönlich habe seit dem Kurssprung nichts großes verkauft und kaufe definitiv nochmal nach wenn es in Richtung 18-19€ fallen sollte, da ich von der Guidance Erhöhung mit Q3 ausgehe.

Q2 kommt am 29.07.

Viele Grüße!
Fel
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fel216:

EV transition gaining traction

 
09.07.21 10:40
Hi all,

just wanted to flag that the EV transition is clearly gaining momentum, following Tesla and VW the mega company Stellantis (consists of brands like Peugeot, RAM, Opel etc) yesterday announced a plan to invest € 30bn in 2021-2025 for the EV transition. The plan includes 70% of EU sold vehicles to be electric, long range (500-800km per charge), fast charging (!) and 5 EV dedicated production sites in EU/US ("Gigafactories").

To my ears this all heavily sounds like SIC is ramping hard during that period until 2025.

Also on SIC I saw this nice little video from one of the EU SIC leaders yesterday:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeHE-7KmVvE

Link to Stellantis press release: https://www.stellantis.com/en/news/press-releases/...-in-the-mid-term

Regards,
Fel
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CWL1:

GaN future market is ...

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09.07.21 15:24

This article is well written on the current and future applications of GaN.  Aixtron's Song Wei's comments that there are not enough GaN supply for fast charging applications alone and TSMC expanded 16 MOCVD's are worth noting.  
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A compound annual growth rate of 70%! GaN is quickly charged and used in data centers and electric vehicles. The future market is indefinite
2021-7-8 10:44 | Views: 25 | Comments: 0

Abstract
: In recent years, the third-generation semiconductor GaN has developed rapidly. According to different substrate materials, GaN is mainly divided into several categories: Si-based GaN is currently mainly used in power periods and is gradually adopted by some RF devices; sapphire lining GaN on the bottom, mainly used in LEDs, the application has been very mature, GaN on SiC, the main application...

In recent years, the rapid development of the third generation of GaN semiconductor, depending on the substrate material, divided into several categories GaN: Si group GaN, mainly during the power applied, the partially gradually RF devices using; blue sapphire substrate GaN is mainly used in LEDs, and the application has been very mature. SiC-based GaN is mainly used in radio frequency devices of base stations, such as Huawei and ZTE. GaN-based products are mainly used in some high-energy laser devices.

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fel216:

Apple to raise iPhone production by 20% this year

 
14.07.21 12:02
Hi all,

not sure how important this sort of news is these days for Aixtron but I remember that Apple Supply Chain news used to be important, so I rather post it.
There is also mention of miniLED screens for MacBook Pro - not sure if that is Aixtron relevant either.

Anything else to read into this news from Aixtron perspective? Anybody got a clue? @CWL, Baggo etc?

Regards,
Felix

Bloomberg Article from Today:

By Debby Wu and Mark Gurman
(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. has asked suppliers to build as
many as 90 million next-generation iPhones this year, a sharp
increase from its 2020 iPhone shipments, according to people
with knowledge of the matter.
The Cupertino, California-based tech giant has maintained a
consistent level in recent years of roughly 75 million units for
the initial run from a device’s launch through the end of the
year. The upgraded forecast for 2021 would suggest the company
anticipates its first iPhone launch since the rollout of
Covid-19 vaccines will unlock additional demand. The next
iPhones will be Apple’s second with 5G, a key enticement pushing
users to upgrade.
This year’s update will be more incremental than last
year’s iPhone 12, emphasizing processor, camera and display
improvements, the people said, asking not to be named as the
plans are not public. Apple is planning updates to all of the
current models, spanning the 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch regular
versions and the 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch Pro models. The phones,
codenamed D16, D17, D63, and D64, are all expected to be
announced in September, earlier than last year’s October
introduction partly thanks to the supply chain recovering.
At least one of the new versions will have an LTPO (low-

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CWL1:

Aixtron in the Apple Phones

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14.07.21 16:21
Aixtron has >90% market shares in MOCVD for GaAs applications.

In iPhones which are 5G, GaAs is in the VCSELS for 3d-sensing on the front camera and the world facing camera and LIDAR.

GaAs is also used in RF antenna power amplifier chips which use ~4x more than in the 4G phones.  

Lastly, GaAs is now used in the latest WIFI6 in the new iPhones.

WIN semiconductor, VPEC, IQE, IIVI, Lumentum, AMS, etc. are in the supply chain for iPhones.

There is little doubt that all the GaAs in the new iPhones are made by the AIxtron G4.
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CWL1:

GaAs in the new iPhones

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15.07.21 15:57
It is funny that DIGITIMES is saying pretty much the same one day after my post.

www.digitimes.com/news/a20210715PD204.html
GaAs IC firms to see strong PA demand for 5G handsets,Wi-Fi 6E devices in 2H21
Julian Ho, Taipei; Willis Ke, DIGITIMES
Thursday 15 July 2021

GaAs IC foundries Win Semiconductors and Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC), and GaAs epi-wafer supplier Visual Photonics Epitaxy Company (VPEC) are all poised to log significant revenue gains in the second half of 2021, buoyed by demand for the upcoming iPhones and Wi-Fi 6E related applications, according to industry sources.

Apple is set to incorporate Wi-Fi 6E technology into its new iPhones for this year, and the technology is expected to become a standard feature of both iOS and Android smartphones in 2022, the sources said.

Many chipmakers including Qualcomm, Broadcom and MediaTeK are commercializing production of Wi-Fi 6E core chips, which have to be paired with RF front-end modules including power amplifiers (PA) rolled out by vendors including Qorvo and Skyworks, the sources noted. This will provide brisk business opportunities for Taiwan's 6-inch GaAs foundries Win Semi and AWSC and epi-wafer maker VPEC as they are crucial partners for processing 5G PAs and Wi-Fi 6/6E PAs for iPhones, Android smartphones, and other consumer electronics devices, added the sources.

As new iPhones will continue to adopt 3D face ID sensors for general models and ToF LiDAR scanners for Pro series, the three GaAS players will also see their third-quarter revenues further bolstered by VCSEL chips demand for the sensing solutions, the sources said.

Win Semi's June revenues rose 2.72% on year to NT$2.057 billion (US$73.36 million), and first-half 2021 sales edged up 0.67% on year to NT$12.143 billion.

AWSC saw its June revenues rise 4.5% sequentially and 39.41% on year to a six-year high of NT$396 million, with January-June sales jumping 33.95% on year to NT$2.216 billion.

VPEC's June revenues of NT$319 million represent sequential and on-year growths of 10.4% and 56.7%, respectively. Its revenues for the first six months of the year advanced 43.6% on year reaching NT$1.785 billion.

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fel216:

@CWL - stupid question

 
16.07.21 09:56
@CWL, the Digitimes article just underpins your deep understanding of the technology and supply chains. So great to have you as an active participant in this Forum - thank you!

A stupid question: Have you got any feel for capacity utilisation and when the supply chain needs to add more capacity, e.g. place new orders at Aixtron? Would they just be incremental or could this also result in larger orders?

By the way, I read this morning that Xiaomi is now #2 Smartphone maker globally. How far are they in terms of this technology? Any chance that they will be adopting this over the next year(s) which should lead to more capacity requirement along the supply chain?

Thanks alot!
Fel
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CWL1:

@Fel

 
16.07.21 14:56
Certainly several Chinese and Taiwanese firms have announced adding capacity and I have mentioned most of them here. However, I don't have the visibility on the intensities, timing  and how they sit in the Aixtron's order book.  

As far as the GaAs contents Xiaomi's phones are pretty much the same as Apple's.  The supply chains are the same with Xiaomi having additional local ones.  VCSELS (GaAs) will probably be picking up speed near term.  Other main thrusts like GaN in fast charging and other applications (two posts before), SiC (EV), and with the micro LEDs coming in, there are  several more years of 20%+ growth to come.  

Given the strong demands on Aixtron's MOCVD, I want to see improving gross margin from Aixtron. I am not satisfied with it staying at ~40% which is not a indication of strong pricing power.  I hope the Aixtron managers in particular the new CFO are doing their jobs.   Better margins especially the gross margin can prove that.  
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CWL1:

APEVA

 
16.07.21 17:25
Lost another 8 in May and was down to 7 employees in Korea.
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CWL1:

Software Upgrade

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21.07.21 15:47
In today's ASML's earning news it was mentioned:

"Alongside buying ASML's equipment, chipmakers invested in software to boost capacity of existing gear, Wennink said, helping drive up ASML's gross profit margin to 50.9%."

That makes me wonder.  Aixtron is developing AI-based software for its new MOCVD to run more effectively with higher yields by controlling individual wafers during run using realtime data.  I wonder if it can also be retrofitted into the existing MOCVD's.  Felix in the last CC indicated higher service sales in 2022 and I wonder if they are related.
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fel216:

Q2 results: CWL was spot on

 
29.07.21 08:42
Oh oh, Nobody active Here on q2 results?

Orders even stronger than expected and FY order guidance raised! CWL was again right there is no slowdown in end market demand!

I wonder when SIC orders will come in and how long the GAN momentum will hold!

Interesting day again today as always with aix results, +10% or -10%? Both is possible!!

Regards,
Fel  
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dlg.:

2Q21

 
29.07.21 08:55
Dear Fel, please do give us the time for a coffee in the morning and to read the results a couple of times :-). Probably needless to say that today’s reported numbers are outstanding...a couple of thoughts:

1H21 revenues: EUR 117m
FY guidance (I take the upper end): EUR 440m
Implicit 2H revenues EUR 223m
As a result, we should expect on average some EUR 110m revenues for the next two quarters, maybe distributed 90/130m in 3Q/4Q (which compares with 64/108m last year)?

Aixtron increased total order intake, but left the revenue guidance for 2021 unchanged; thus it’s probably fair to assume that we can be looking forward to a very good start into 2022 as well.

When Aixtron increased the full year guidance in early June, EUR/USD stood at 1.1215, now it’s at 1.185 and the order intake guidance has been increased. Consequently, the June guidance is way more conservative that it was in early June. Given this background, the EUR 2m EBIT "miss" in 2Q21 vs consensus is negligible.

Aixtron is now guiding to approx. EUR 15m per quarter in after sales revenues which compares with some EUR 11m per quarter last year. CWL, maybe a proof of your posting #1057? Looks like an incremental EUR 15-20m high-margin revenue stream p.a.

In particular, I like the following Aixtron statement: "Supply chain remains stable"

By the way, I also like the new format of the IR presentation: www.aixtron.com/investoren/publikationen/...0Presentation.pdf
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dlg.:

Ooops

 
29.07.21 13:04
Hm, ich weiß nicht, wann ich mich das letzte mal so zum Volltrottel bei ariva gemacht habe, aber 440 Mio abzüglich 117 Mio in 1H ist natürlich nicht 223 Mio, sondern 323 Mio Euro, die im zweiten Halbjahr noch kommen werden. Damit vllt eine Verteilung von 130/190 Mio in 3Q/4Q (verglichen mit 64/108 Mio im letzten Jahr).

Ich könnte es auf lediglich einen einzigen Kaffee zum Zeitpunkt des Posts schieben und dass ich kein Excel genutzt und stattdessen mit dem Kleinhirn versucht habe, aber das macht's nicht besser. Da wird man so oft gemeldet und Postings gesperrt, aber wenn man's mal wirklich braucht, hilft einem keiner :-)
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dlg.:

Alster Update

 
29.07.21 14:30
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fel216:

Conf call

 
29.07.21 15:28
Hallo allerseits,

Der Gong call ist bisher (jetzt 25min) ist so bullish und bestätigt den ganzen case hier. SIC rampt in 2022/23 richtig, VCSEL zieht in 2022 wieder an, GAN bleibt weiter stark.

„It is a multi year trend“ sagt der CEO.

Leider im Urlaub, daher nur diese highlights. Wahrscheinlich postet ja hier jemand ein transcript.

Story to continue over the next years!
Fel  
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rosskata:

2Q22 CC script

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29.07.21 15:48
Hallo hier meine Notizen auf die Schnelle:


Q: GaN: how evolving? Will be digesting in 2022?
A: very broad adoption in the market, multi year trend, driven broadly, customers working on opening more appl for GaN, adoption in the beginning

Q: How about SiC?
A: automotive market main driver, commercial orders (high volume) - from 1Q22

Q: Supply Chain: Lead times?
A: well fed to secure 2021 volume and well into 2022, very large customer from N.America
(vielleicht Cree?)

Q: SiC
A: Always competition, our equipement 6 and 8 inch size, later converting to 8 inch (wafer size transition - well prepared)

Q: Prices increase?
A: PRices increase only at certain times - justified.
(das sehe ich etwas schwach. Man sollte Preise auch dem DEmand entsprechend anheben können)

Q: Higher prepayments or not showing all orders?
A: Not the same policy with all customers, different payment behaviour

Q: Gross margin guidance basded on 1.25 USD for the year
A: Exposure to USD decreased, no intention to  increase gross margin due to cur. rate

Q: Backlog colouring?
A: Power Electr 50%, 20% LED, 25% telecom/data

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dlg.:

Transcript

 
02.08.21 11:43
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bestfuture:

QD OLED

 
06.08.21 18:56
Hallo,
im HIFI-FORUM wird schon läger über QD-OLED TVs von Samsung dikutiert.
Ich stelle hier mal den Link ein.
www.hifi-forum.de/viewthread-313-86-7.html

55“ und 65“ QD-OLED TVs von Samsung in der ersten Jahreshälfte 2022?
www.hankyung.com/economy/article/2021072565981

Frage in die Runde bzw. die Fachleute:
Wenn dem so ist und QD OLED TV`s von Samsung kommen, auf welchen Maschinen würde dann produziert. Würde diese eine Anlage von Aixtron ausreichen oder hätte Aixtron die Chance mit weiteren Anlagen zum Zuge zu kommen, auch ohne weitere Qualifizierung?

Danke für Eure Einschätzung
bestfuture
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rosskata:

@bestfuture, Aix wird damit

 
09.08.21 10:49
nichts zu tun haben. Apeva und Samsung ist Geschichte. Vielleicht bist du nicht auf dem laufenden.
aber sowieso wäre Apeva für  QD-OLED eher nicht in der supply chain gewesen.  
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