- Reuters
Infineon launches savings programme as weak demand persists
BERLIN (Reuters) -German chip manufacturer Infineon announced a cost savings programme on Tuesday as it again lowered its full-year revenue outlook, blaming ongoing industry-wide weak demand. The company lowered its revenue guidance to 15.1 billion euros ($16.3 billion), plus or minus 400 million euros, for the year, down from its previous guidance of 16 billion euros, plus or minus 500 million euros. The segment result margin, management's preferred measure of operating profitability, is also likely to be lower than predicted three months ago, at around 20%, Infineon said.
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EV Chipmakers Test Investor Faith After Missing Out on AI Rally
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