Analog chip maker Halo Microelectronics reported first-quarter 2026 revenue up 41.50% year-on-year, while its net loss attributable to the parent company narrowed sharply by 71.98%. During an investor communication event on July 15, the company said its automotive-grade chips and AI computing power management products are entering a rapid volume ramp-up phase. Its automotive business achieved high year-on-year growth from a low base, with a product matrix now covering automotive-grade DC/DC chips, LDO regulators, high- and low-side switch driver chips, and automotive camera PMICs, and it has added multiple new design wins with leading automakers. AI edge-side high-performance power management chips have entered end devices from brands including Thunderbird, Yijing, Quark, and Meta. On the AI computing side, high-current POL chips in the 10–20 A range have been shipped to domestic information innovation customers, while 20–50 A products are undergoing system-level validation. The newly consolidated subsidiary Chengxin Micro fulfilled its 2025 performance commitment at a rate of 102.81% and has been fully consolidated since the second quarter, which is expected to positively lift the overall gross margin. The company also announced a 2026 equity incentive plan, setting tiered assessment targets with revenue growth rates of no less than 8% to 32% over the next five years, based on 2025 revenue.
Halo Microelectronics Co. Ltd. AQ1 revenue up 41.5%, net loss narrowed 71.98%, and subsidiary exceeded performance commitment.
Subsidiary Chengxin Micro fulfilled 2025 performance commitment at 102.81% and is now fully consolidated, expected to lift overall gross margin.