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SOITEC REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER REVENUE AND
FULL-YEAR RESULTS OF FISCAL YEAR 2025

• Q4’25 revenue reached €327m, stable at constant exchange rates and perimeter compared to Q4’24
• FY’25 revenue amounted to €891m, down 9% both on a reported basis and at constant exchange rates and perimeter, in line with revised guidance
• Soitec accelerated diversification confirmed with POI becoming Soitec’s fourth product to generate annual revenue of around $100m or more
• Robust FY’25 EBITDA¹margin²at 33.5%, current EBIT margin at 15.2%
• Positive FY’25 Free Cash Flow, at €26m, while maintaining strong R&D and industrial investments
• Q1’26 revenue, impacted by the anticipated phase-out of Imager-SOI, is expected down around 20% year-on-year at constant exchange rates and perimeter (Imager-SOI Q1’25 revenue: $25m)
• FY’26 Capex cash-out expected around €150m, down from €230m in FY’25
• Strong technology megatrends and Soitec’s innovative engineered substrates continue to sustain Soitec addressable market growth from ~5m wafers (200mm equivalent) in 2024 to ~12m in 2030
• Given the current reduced visibility and market uncertainties, the Group withdraws any guidance, whether related to all or part of its activities. This includes the projection of a quite limited growth for FY’26, as well as the medium-term ambition to reach a revenue target of $2bn with an EBITDA margin of approximately 40%. Going forward, the Group will only provide revenue guidance on a quarterly basis

Bernin (Grenoble), France, May 27^th, 2025 – Soitec (Euronext Paris), a world leader in designing and manufacturing innovative semiconductor materials, today announced its revenue for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2025 and its full-year results of fiscal year 2025 (ended on March 31^st, 2025). The financial statements³ were approved by the Board of Directors during its meeting today.

Pierre Barnabé, Soitec’s CEO, commented: “On the back of strong sales in the fourth quarter, we closed fiscal year 2025 in line with our revised guidance, with a high-single digit decline in full-year revenue. In this context, strict cost management enabled us to deliver a robust EBITDA margin, generate positive free cash flow, and continue investing both in innovation and in our industrial capacity – all while maintaining a very healthy balance sheet.

In a volatile and uncertain economic environment, we are focusing on parameters within our control to strengthen our fundamentals and accelerate our diversification beyond RF-SOI and beyond Mobile Communications. With the growing adoption of our new products by industry leaders – POI becoming an industry standard for innovative smartphones and Photonics-SOI gaining traction among industry leaders to equip the next generation of AI Datacenters – we have been able to partially offset the ongoing RF-SOI inventory correction and mitigate the impact of the weakness in the automotive industry. While RF-SOI remains by far the first contributor to our revenue, three other products – FD-SOI, Power-SOI and POI – are now each generating around or above 100 million US dollars in revenue.

This environment however provides limited visibility. We have therefore decided to suspend all previously issued guidance and to only provide revenue guidance on a quarterly basis. We expect Q1’26 to reflect the impact of the Imager-SOI phase out, which we had already anticipated and prepared for. Q1’26 revenue is hence expected to be down around 20% year on year, Imager-SOI contributing 25 million dollars in Q1’25.

We remain confident in our solid fundamentals and in our ability to accelerate growth as soon as our end markets begin to recover. Our strong technology megatrends – 5G, Energy Efficiency and Artificial Intelligence – and our unique expertise in engineered substrates continue to support the expansion of our Addressable Market from around 5 million wafers (200-mm equivalent) in 2024 to around 12 million in 2030”, added Pierre Barnabé.

Fourth quarter FY’25 consolidated revenue

	Q4’25	Q4’24	Q4’25/Q4’24
(Euros millions)			change reported	chg. at const. exch. rates & perimeter
Mobile Communications	220	222	-1%	-2%
Automotive & Industrial	45	44	+1%	0%
Edge & Cloud AI	63	70	-11%	+2%
Revenue	327	337	-3%	-1%

Soitec revenue reached 327 million Euros in Q4’25, down 3% on a reported basis compared with revenue of 337 million Euros achieved in Q4’24. This reflects a 1% year-on-year decline at constant exchange rates and perimeter, a negative scope⁴ effect of 3% related to the divestment of Dolphin Design’s businesses, and a positive currency impact of 1%.

Each one of Soitec’s three divisions recorded an almost stable organic change in revenue in Q4’25 compared to the high base achieved in Q4’24. The slight organic decline in Mobile Communications revenue was partly offset by a small increase in Edge & Cloud AI revenue, while Automotive & Industrial was stable. This is however reflecting different dynamics per product, with further strong traction in POI wafers for smartphone filters and in Photonics-SOI wafers for data centers.

Mobile Communications

In the context of a moderately recovering smartphone market and with a progressively improving inventory situation across the supply chain, Mobile Communications revenue reached 220 million Euros in Q4’25, down 2% at constant exchange rates and perimeter year-on-year.

On RF-SOI wafers, Soitec benefited, as expected, from a usually strong seasonal stock rebuilding at the beginning of the calendar year. Volumes of RF-SOI wafers sold were higher in Q4’25 than in Q4’24, with a slightly negative price / mix effect, thus partly mitigating a significant decrease in 200-mm RF-SOI volumes.

Sales of POI (Piezoelectric-on-Insulator) wafers dedicated to RF filters continued to grow sequentially from one quarter to another, translating into a sharp year-on-year increase in Q4’25. The adoption of Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) filters on POI continued to accelerate. Ten customers are in volume production, and thirteen others in qualification phase.

Sales of FD-SOI wafers, the only solution for fully integrated 5G mmWave system-on-chip, have been slightly growing in Q4’25 compared to Q4’24.

Automotive & Industrial

Automotive & Industrial revenue reached 45 million Euros in Q4’25, flat at constant exchange rates and perimeter compared to Q4’24, despite the ongoing difficulties of the automotive market.

After the particularly low level reached in Q3’25, volumes of Power-SOI wafers were significantly higher in Q4’25 than in Q4’24, although with a slightly negative price effect. Sales benefited from customer restocking at the beginning of their calendar year. Despite very low visibility, OEMs were keen to avoid stockouts in the event of a market rebound, but this most likely came at the expense of volumes in H1’26. As the Automotive market recovers, the outlook for Battery Management Systems remains strong and supports Soitec’s product roadmap towards 300-mm, further strengthening its positioning.

Conversely, after a very strong performance in Q3’25, FD-SOI wafer sales recorded a slight year-on-year decline in Q4’25 compared to Q4’24. Automotive FD-SOI continues to be mostly driven by adoption for microcontrollers, radar and wireless connectivity, delivering superior performance and greater power efficiency compared to other existing technologies.

Regarding SmartSiC^TM, while Soitec initiated a sixth customer qualification process early Q4’25, the slower-than-expected growth of the electric vehicle market, combined with the longer than initially anticipated customers’ qualification cycles confirm the previously mentioned delay in the initially expected wafer production ramp-up.

Edge & Cloud AI

Edge & Cloud AI revenue reached 63 million Euros in Q4’25, up 2% at constant exchange rates and perimeter compared to Q4’24. On a reported basis revenue went down 11% as a result of the divestment of Dolphin Design’s businesses.

Sales of Photonics-SOI wafers recorded another high sequential increase in Q4’25, as Soitec continues to benefit from a strong momentum in Cloud infrastructure investments across the Big Tech and Artificial Intelligence supply chains. On a year-on-year basis, sales were much higher than in Q4’24. As the exponential growth of AI-related computing power capabilities drives the need for more powerful and more energy-efficient data centers, Photonics-SOI has become a standard technology platform for high-speed and high bandwidth optical interconnections in data centers. Photonics-SOI are adopted in pluggable optical transceivers and used for the development of Co-Packaged Optics.

In Q4’25 sales of FD-SOI wafers were above the level reached in Q3’25 but slightly down year-on-year compared to the high level recorded in Q4’24. This is mainly the consequence of deliveries requests put on hold by a couple of customers. FD-SOI technology is a key enabler for AI-driven consumer and industrial IoT applications due to its unique power efficiency, performance, thermal management and reliability advantages.

Sales of Imager-SOI wafers for 3D imaging applications tapered off in Q4’25 due to the phase out of this product, as expected.

FY’25 consolidated revenue

	FY’25	FY’24	FY’25/FY’24
(Euros millions)			change reported	chg. at const. exch. rates & perimeter
Mobile Communications	546	611	-11%	-12%
Automotive & Industrial	129	163	-21%	-22%
Edge & Cloud AI	216	204	+6%	+11%
Revenue	891	978	-9%	-9%

Consolidated revenue reached 891 million Euros in FY’25, down 9% on a reported basis compared to 978 million Euros in FY’24. This reflects a 9% decline at constant exchange rates and perimeter, in line with Soitec’s latest guidance, a negative scope⁴ effect of 1% and a slightly positive currency impact of 1%.

Overall, the sharp increase in sales of Photonics-SOI and POI wafers partly offset the drop in revenue recorded both in RF-SOI and in Power-SOI.

• Mobile Communications revenue reached 546 million Euros in FY’25, down 11% on a reported basis and down 12% at constant exchange rates and perimeter year-on-year. Revenue was impacted by weaker RF-SOI volumes in connection with further inventory adjustment at customer level, especially in H1’25. RF-SOI performance was partly offset by a strong growth in POI wafer sales throughout the fiscal year and by slightly higher FD-SOI wafer sales. Mobile communications represented 61% of total revenue, almost stable vs FY’24.
• Automotive & Industrial revenue amounted to 129 million Euros in FY’25, down 21% on a reported basis and down 22% at constant exchange rates and perimeter compared to FY’24. This revenue decline was primarily driven by lower Power-SOI volumes, reflecting weakness in the automotive market. Revenue from SmartSiC™ technology in connection with the initial phase of Soitec’s cooperation agreement with STMicroelectronics have also decreased year-on-year. This was partially offset by higher FD-SOI wafer sales. Automotive & Industrial represented 15% of total revenue against 17% in FY’24.
• Edge & Cloud AI revenue reached 216 million Euros in FY’25, up 6% on a reported basis and up 11% at constant exchange rates and perimeter compared to FY’24. The organic increase in revenue was driven by higher sales of Photonics-SOI wafers, which benefit from sustained investment in Cloud infrastructure. Sales of FD-SOI went slightly down but remained at a high level, supported by the need for low-power computing devices and edge-AI applications. Imager-SOI sales were almost flat year-on-year despite the phase out of this product from early H2’25 onward. Edge & Cloud AI represented 24% of total revenue against 21% in FY’24.

EBITDA¹margin²maintained at a robust level

Consolidated income statement (part 1)

(Euros millions)	FY’25	FY’24	% change
Revenue	891	978	-9%
Gross profit	286	332	-14%
As a % of revenue	32.1%	34.0%
Net research and development expenses	(85)	(61)	+39%
Selling, general and administrative expenses	(65)	(63)	+4%
Current operating income	136	208	-35%
As a % of revenue	15.2%	21.3%
EBITDA1,5	298	332	-10%
As a % of revenue	33.5%	34.0%

Current operating income went down from 208 million Euros in FY’24 (21.3% of revenue) to 136 million Euros in FY’25 (15.2% of revenue). This reflects the weaker activity recorded in FY’25, but also higher R&D investment and higher depreciation expenses, as Soitec continues to invest to secure its competitiveness.

• Gross profit reached 286 million Euros, down from 332 million Euros in FY’24. Gross margin declined by 1.9 points to 32.1% of revenue. This was essentially due to the lower sales volumes, of RF-SOI in particular, leading to a lower utilization of some of the industrial capacities, combined with an overall slightly negative price / mix effect. In addition, depreciation costs went up, reflecting the Group’s investment profile. These factors were mitigated by strong discipline in cost management, including lower purchase prices, by some agility in resource allocation between plants, and by higher subsidies.
• Net R&D expenses increased from 61 million Euros in FY’24 (6.3% of revenue) to 85 million Euros in FY’25 (9.5% of revenue). Gross R&D expenses before capitalization went up 11% to 152°million Euros, as part of Soitec’s innovation strategy aimed at further investing in the next generation of SOI products, in compound semiconductors, as well as in new engineered substrates. In addition, Soitec booked a much lower amount of capitalized development costs in FY’25 (12 million Euros against 31 million Euros in FY’24). This was only partly offset by the recognition of higher R&D subsidies and higher prototype sales.
• Selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses amounted to 65 million Euros in FY’25 (7.3% of revenue), up from 63 million Euros in FY’24. This slight increase is essentially due to non-recurring positive effects on labor costs recorded in FY’24 and higher depreciation expenses, notably related to recent IT investments in cybersecurity. On the other hand, lower share-based compensation and the divestment of Dolphin Design both had positive effects.

EBITDA^1,5 amounted to 298 million Euros in FY’25 compared to 332 million Euros in FY’24. EBITDA^1,5 margin² remained at a robust level, reaching 33.5%, only 50 basis points below the level of 34.0% recorded in FY’24. The combination of a lesser absorption of fixed costs due to lower volumes and higher level of R&D investments was offset by higher non-cash items, notably depreciation and amortization expenses and inventory valuation effects.

Consolidated income statement (part 2)

(Euros millions)	FY’25	FY’24	% change
Current operating income	136	208	-35%
Other operating income / (expenses)	(16)	(3)
Operating income	119	205	-42%
Net financial expense	(9)	(5)
Income tax	(19)	(23)
Net profit from continuing operations	91	178	-49%
Net profit from discontinued operations	1	0
Net profit, Group share	92	178	-48%
Basic earnings per share (in €)	2.57	5.00	-49%
Diluted earnings per share (in €)	2.56	4.88	-48%
Weighted average number of ordinary shares	35,670,651	35,655,679
Weighted average number of diluted ordinary shares	35,868,688	37,710,587

Other operating expenses amounted to 16 million Euros in FY’25, mainly reflecting a 13 million Euros loss on the divestment of Dolphin Design’s businesses.

Consequently, the operating income stood at 119 million Euros, down from 205 million Euros in FY’24.

The net financial result came as an expense of 9 million Euros in FY’25 compared to an expense of 5 million Euros in FY’24. Net financial expenses were 2 million Euros higher than in FY’24, reflecting new financing arrangements, while a net foreign exchange loss of 2 million Euros was recorded in FY’25 against a gain of 1 million Euros in FY’24.

The income tax expense amounted to 19 million Euros in FY’25, down from 23 million Euros in FY’24. The effective tax rate, however, increased from 11% in FY’24 to 17% in FY’25, as a result of specific one-off items.

In line with the decline in operating income, the net profit amounted to 92 million Euros in FY’25 (10.3% of revenue), down from 178 million Euros in FY’24 (18.2% of revenue).

Positive Free Cash Flow generation

Consolidated cash-flows

(Euros millions)	FY’25	FY’24
Continuing operations
EBITDA1,6	298	332
Inventories	(38)	(19)
Trade receivables	(30)	(94)
Trade payables	(15)	(45)
Other receivables and liabilities	4	17
Change in working capital requirement	(79)	(142)
Tax paid	(17)	(25)
Net cash generated by operating activities	202	165
Net cash used in investing activities	(176)	(208)
Free Cash Flow	26	(43)
New loans and debt repayment (including finance leases), drawing on credit lines	(36)	(15)
Financial expenses	(14)	(12)
Liquidity contract and other items	(1)	(7)
Net cash used in financing activities	(50)	(33)
Impact of exchange rate fluctuations	4	(3)
Net change in cash	(21)	(80)

The Group generated a positive Free Cash Flow of 26 million Euros in FY’25, which represents a 69 million Euros improvement compared to the 43 million Euros negative Free Cash Flow recorded in FY’24. Despite a lower EBITDA^1,5, this strong increase essentially comes as a result of a better change in working capital. It also benefited from lower tax paid and from reduced capital expenditure.

Change in working capital remained under control with a cash outflow at 79 million Euros in FY’25, compared to a cash outflow of 142 million Euros in FY’24. FY’25 cash outflow is essentially reflecting:

• a 38 million Euros increase in inventories as a couple of customers requested to put some deliveries on hold while some late changes in product mix also resulted in an increase in bulk material inventories,
• a 30 million Euros increase in trade receivables, explained by a different customer mix,
  • a 15 million Euros decrease in trade payables.

The net cash used in investing activities amounted to 176 million Euros in FY’25, compared to 209 million Euros in FY’24. It takes into account financial income from cash investment of 19 million Euros (17 million Euros in FY’24). Including new production equipment under leases (31 million Euros in FY’25 vs. 51 million Euros in FY’24), total cash out related to capital expenditure amounted to 230 million Euros as expected. It compares with 276 million Euros spent in FY’24. Capital expenditure was essentially related to industrial investments, including:

• additional POI manufacturing tools in Bernin to increase capacity,
• production capacity for new SOI products (RF-SOI and Photonics-SOI) in Singapore and 300-mm SOI refresh capacity in Bernin,
• the ongoing extension of Singapore 300-mm facility (for the part already started),
• completion of the 200-mm SmartSiC^TM pilot line in Bernin.

Capital expenditure also included IT investments as well as investments supporting the Group’s innovation strategy and its environmental policy.

Net cash used in financing activities amounted to 50 million Euros in FY’25 (33 million Euros in FY’24) essentially reflecting a net decrease in borrowings and related interest paid.

In total, including a 4 million Euros positive impact of exchange rate fluctuations (3 million Euros negative impact in FY’24), the net cash outflow reached 21 million Euros in FY’25 (80 million Euros in FY’24) resulting in a steady strong cash position of 688 million Euros on March 31^st, 2025.

Strong balance sheet maintained

Soitec maintained a strong balance sheet as of March 31^st, 2025.

Shareholders’ equity stood at 1.6 billion Euros on March 31^st, 2025, up 100 million Euros from March 31^st, 2024.

Financial debt on March 31^st, 2025, was slightly up, at 782 million Euros against 747 million Euros on March 31st, 2024. Taking into account the 21 million Euros cash outflow recorded in FY’25, the net debt position⁶ was kept at a moderate level, at 94 million Euros on March 31^st, 2025, up from 39 million Euros on March 31^st, 2024.

FY’26 outlook

Given the current reduced visibility and market uncertainties, the Group withdraws any guidance, whether related to all or part of its activities. This includes the projection of a quite limited growth for FY’26, as well as the medium-term ambition to reach a revenue target of $2bn with an EBITDA margin of approximately 40%. Going forward, the Group will only provide revenue guidance on a quarterly basis.

Q1’26 revenue, impacted by the anticipated phase-out of Imager-SOI, is expected down around 20% year-on-year (Imager-SOI Q1’25 revenue: $25m). FY’26 Capex cash-out is expected around €150m, down from €230m in FY’25.

Operating model at scale

Soitec continues to pursue its long-term growth strategy, supported by structural trends in its end markets and the accelerated diversification of its product portfolio.

In this context, Soitec has defined an operating model at scale, representing the financial profile the Group could achieve when operating at a higher volume level. This model reflects the Group’s internal assessment of the efficiencies and profitability enabled by its current industrial and technological platform.

Based on its market assessment and competitive positioning, Soitec continues to grow its manufacturing capacity, in line with market growth and customer demand. The Group anticipates investing ~€770m to scale its production capacity to enable a $2bn revenue run-rate, which should yield significant operating leverage and cash generation improvement. Given ongoing reduced visibility and market uncertainties, the Group will not guide on a specific timing, which will be influenced by external factors beyond its control.

This operating model and the associated ambitions and financial information are not guidance and should not be interpreted as a financial objective or forecast. Actual results will depend on market dynamics, customer adoption, and execution.

Key events of Q4 FY’25

Divestment of Dolphin Design’s main businesses

Dolphin Design’s mixed-signal IP activities have been acquired on October 31^st, 2024, by Jolt Capital, a private equity firm specializing in European deeptech investments. Dolphin Design’s ASIC activities were sold to NanoXplore, a major player in SoC and FPGA semiconductor design, on December 30^th, 2024.

Dolphin Design, acquired by Soitec in 2018, has long been at the forefront of delivering cutting-edge semiconductor design solutions in mixed-signal IP and ASICs. The sale of Dolphin Design’s two main business activities will support Soitec’s focus on strategic development and growth opportunities in its core advanced semiconductor materials business.

A 13 million Euros loss on the divestment of Dolphin Design’s businesses was recorded in other operating expenses in FY’25. There will be no further impact on Soitec financial statements from FY’26.

Soitec contributes to accelerated development of integrated optical connectivity solutions for AI data centers with its silicon photonics SOI technology

On March 19^th, 2025, Soitec welcomed recent industry steps to accelerate development and commercialization of co-packaged optics (CPO) solutions for data centers. The rapidly rising data requirements of AI and high-performance computing (HPC) are driving demand for silicon photonics-based CPO architectures. For data centers, CPO adoption enables energy savings of around 30% compared with current optical transceiver-based solutions. The momentum for widespread CPO adoption is building up. Following the earlier introduction of groundbreaking CPO products and demonstrators by Broadcom, Intel, and Marvell, NVIDIA unveiled its first CPO products, Spectrum-X and Quantum-X. Soitec is at the forefront of the transition from electrical to optical interconnects. CPO components are reliant on specialist silicon-on-insulator (Photonics-SOI) substrates, in which Soitec is a leader. The coming shift to CPO-based data center architectures is a major opportunity for Soitec.

Soitec joins the SEMI Silicon Photonics industry alliance

Soitec also announced on March 19^th, 2025, that it has joined the SEMI Silicon Photonics Industry Alliance (SEMI SiPhIA), a group of more than 100 semiconductor industry partners, with TSMC and ASE serving as the alliance’s advocates. The alliance’s mission is to drive silicon photonics innovation and applications, advance industry standards, and foster knowledge-sharing, resource integration, and technical exchange. Through its membership, Soitec will contribute to strengthening supply chain partnerships and fostering international collaboration on the deployment of key next-generation technologies, including CPO.

Soitec confirms its excellence in innovation with progress up 2024 INPI patent ranking

On March 31^st, 2025, Soitec once again demonstrated its excellence in innovation through its rise in the 2024 ranking of patent filers published by the INPI (the French National Institute of Industrial Property). This recognition highlights Soitec’s unwavering commitment to innovation and confirms its central role in the development of disruptive technologies, driven by a global strategy and a network of research centers spread across several continents. With 76 patents filed in France in 2024, compared to 62 the previous year, Soitec confirms its 1^st place among the most innovative mid-sized companies, for the second consecutive year, and rises to 22^nd place nationally, up three places. With approximately 400 patents filed worldwide each year, Soitec has established itself as an essential technology leader.

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FY’25 results will be commented during an analyst and investor meeting in Paris on May 28^th, 2025, at 2pm CET. The meeting will be held in English.

The live webcast will be available on: https://channel.royalcast.com/landingpage/soitec/20250528_1/

The investor presentation is available for download on:
https://www.soitec.com/home/investors/full-year-results-of-fiscal-year-2024—2025

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Annual General Meeting

At its meeting today, the Board of Directors decided to convene the Annual General Meeting of shareholders on July 22^nd, 2025. On this occasion, it decided to renew three of the four directors’ terms of office due to expire (Bpifrance Participations, CEA Investissement and Fonds Stratégique de Participations). Regarding Kai Seikku, the latter did not wish to be re-elected.

Q1’26 revenue

Q1’26 revenue is due to be published on July 22^nd, 2025, after market close.

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Disclaimer

This document is provided by Soitec (the “Company”) for information purposes only.

The Company’s business operations and financial position are described in the Company’s 2023-2024 Universal Registration Document (which notably includes the Annual Financial Report) which was filed on June 5^th, 2024, with the French stock market authority (Autorité des Marchés Financiers, or AMF) under number D.24-0462, as well as in the Company’s 2024-2025 half-year financial report released on November 20^th, 2024. The French versions of the 2023-2024 Universal Registration Document and the 2024-2025 half-year financial report, together with English courtesy translations for information purposes of both documents, are available for consultation on the Company’s website (www.soitec.com), in the section Company – Investors – Financial Reports.

Your attention is drawn to the risk factors described in Chapter 2.1 (Risk factors and controls mechanism) of the Company’s 2023-2024 Universal Registration Document.

This document contains summary information and should be read in conjunction with the 2023-2024 Universal Registration Document and the 2024-2025 half-year financial report.

This document contains certain forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements relate to the Company’s future prospects, developments and strategy and are based on analyses of earnings forecasts and estimates of amounts not yet determinable. By their nature, forward-looking statements are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties as they relate to future events and are dependent on circumstances that may or may not materialize in the future. Forward-looking statements are not a guarantee of the Company’s future performance. The occurrence of any of the risks described in Chapter 2.1 (Risk factors and controls mechanism) of the 2023-2024 Universal Registration Document may have an impact on these forward-looking statements.

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About Soitec

Soitec (Euronext – Tech Leaders), a world leader in innovative semiconductor materials, has been developing cutting-edge products delivering both technological performance and energy efficiency for over 30 years. From its global headquarters in France, Soitec is expanding internationally with its unique solutions, and generated sales of 0.9 billion Euros in fiscal year 2024-2025. Soitec occupies a key position in the semiconductor value chain, serving three main strategic markets: Mobile Communications, Automotive and Industrial, and Edge & Cloud AI (previously Smart Devices). The company relies on the talent and diversity of its 2,200 employees, representing 50 different nationalities, working at its sites in Europe, the United States and Asia. Soitec has registered over 4,200 patents.

Soitec, SmartSiC™ and Smart Cut™ are registered trademarks of Soitec.

For more information: https://www.soitec.com/en/ and follow us on X: @Soitec_Official

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Financial information and consolidated financial statements in appendix include:

– Consolidated revenue per quarter

– FY’25 consolidated income statement

– Balance sheet at March 31^st, 2025

– FY’25 consolidated cashflows

Consolidated revenue per quarter

Quarterly revenue	Q1’24	Q2’24	Q3’24	Q4’24	Q1’25	Q2’25	Q3’25	Q4’25		FY’24	FY’25
(Euros millions)
Mobile Communications	89	169	130	222	48	124	154	220		611	546
Automotive & Industrial	37	38	44	44	26	33	25	45		163	129
Edge & Cloud AI	31	37	65	70	46	61	47	63		204	216
Revenue	157	245	240	337	121	217	226	327		978	891

Change in quarterly revenue	Q1’25/Q1’24		Q2’25/Q2’24		Q3’25/Q3’24		Q4’25/Q4’24			FY’25/FY’24
(vs. previous year)	Reported change	Organic change1	Reported change	Organic change1	Reported change	Organic change1	Reported change	Organic change1		Reported Change	Organic change1
Mobile Communications	-45%	-46%	-27%	-25%	+18%	+11%	-1%	-2%		-11%	-12%
Automotive & Industrial	-29%	-31%	-13%	-11%	-43%	-47%	+1%	0%		-21%	-22%
Edge & Cloud AI	+49%	+47%	+62%	+66%	-28%	-30%	-11%	+2%		+6%	+11%
Revenue	-23%	-24%	-11%	-9%	-6%	-10%	-3%	-1%		-9%	-9%

1         At constant exchange rates and comparable scope of consolidation:

• there was no scope effect in Q1’25 and Q2’25 vs. Q1’24 and Q2’24
• in Q3’25 there is a negative scope effect related to the divestment of Dolphin Design’s mixed signal IP activities (completed on October 31^st, 2024)
• in Q4’25, in addition to Dolphin Design’s mixed signal IP activities, the negative scope effect also includes the divestment of Dolphin Design’s ASIC activities (completed on December 30th, 2024).

Consolidated financial statements for FY’25

As previously reported, Soitec’s refocus on Electronics operations decided in January 2015 was nearly completed on March 31^st, 2016. Consequently, the FY’25 residual income and expenses relating to Solar and Other activities are reported under ‘Net result from discontinued operations’, below the ‘Operating income’ line, meaning that down to the line ‘Net result after tax from continuing operations’, the consolidated income statement fully and exclusively reflects the Electronics activity as well as the Group’s corporate functions expenses. This was already the case in FY’24 financial statements.

Consolidated income statement

	FY’25	FY’24
(Euros millions)	(ended March 31st, 2025)	(ended March 31st, 2024)
Revenue	891	978
Cost of sales	(605)	(646)
Gross profit	286	332
Research and development expenses	(85)	(61)
General, sales and administrative expenses	(65)	(63)
Current operating income	136	208
Other operating expenses	(16)	(3)
Operating income	119	205
Financial income	19	21
Financial expenses	(28)	(25)
Net financial expense	(9)	(5)
Profit before tax	110	201
Income tax	(19)	(23)
Net profit from continuing operations	91	178
Net profit from discontinued operations	1	0
Consolidated net profit	92	178
Net profit, Group share	92	178

Basic earnings per share (in €)	2.57	5.00
Diluted earnings per share (in €)	2.56	4.88
Weighted average number of ordinary shares	35,670,651	35,655,679
Weighted average number of diluted ordinary shares	35,868,688	37,710,587

Balance sheet

Assets	March 31st, 2025	March 31st, 2024
(Euros millions)
Non-current assets
Intangible assets	130	156
Property, plant and equipment	1,003	913
Non-current financial assets	30	19
Other non-current assets	73	70
Deferred tax assets	59	62
Total non-current assets	1,295	1,220
Current assets
Inventories	231	209
Trade receivables	463	448
Other current assets	124	101
Current financial assets	7	7
Cash and cash equivalents	688	708
Total current assets	1,512	1,472
Total assets	2,807	2,692

Equity and liabilities	March 31st, 2025	March 31st, 2024
(Euros millions)
Equity
Share capital	71	71
Share premium	228	228
Reserves and retained earnings	1,280	1,180
Other reserves	15	15
Equity-Group share	1,595	1,495
Total equity	1,595	1,495
Non-current liabilities
Non-current financial debt	375	669
Provisions and other non-current liabilities	94	79
Total non-current liabilities	469	748
Current liabilities
Current financial debt	406	78
Trade payables	153	169
Provisions and other current liabilities	185	202
Total current liabilities	743	449
Total equity and liabilities	2,807	2,692

Consolidated cash flows

	FY’25	FY’24
(Euros millions)	(ended March 31st, 2025)	(ended March 31st, 2024)
Consolidated net profit	92	178
of which continuing operations	91	178
Depreciation and amortization expense	140	126
Provision expense/(reversals), net	6	4
Provisions expense / (reversals) for retirement benefit obligations, net	0	0
(Gains)/losses on disposals of assets	15	0
Income tax	19	23
Net financial expense	9	5
Share-based payments	11	14
Other non-cash items	7	(17)
Non-cash items related to discontinued operations	(1)	(1)
EBITDA1	298	332
of which continuing operations	298	332
Inventories	(38)	(19)
Trade receivables	(30)	(94)
Trade payables	(15)	(45)
Other receivables and payables	4	17
Income tax paid	(17)	(25)
Changes in working capital requirement and income tax paid related to discontinued operations	(0)	(0)
Change in working capital requirement and income tax paid	(96)	(167)
of which continuing operations	(96)	(167)
Net cash generated by operating activities	201	165
of which continuing operations	202	166

	FY’25	FY’24
(Euros millions)	(ended March 31st, 2025)	(ended March 31st, 2024)
Net cash generated by operating activities	201	165
of which continuing operations	202	166
Purchases of intangible assets	(27)	(48)
Purchases of property, plant and equipment	(172)	(177)
Interest received	19	17
Disposals/(acquisitions) of financial assets	4	(1)
Divestment flows related to discontinued operations	1	0
Net cash used in investing activities (1)	(176)	(208)
of which continuing operations (1)	(176)	(209)
Loans and drawdowns on credit lines	45	55
Repayment of borrowings and lease liabilities	(81)	(70)
Interest paid	(14)	(12)
Liquidity agreement	–	(8)
Change in interest in subsidiaries without change of control	(1)	(0)
Other financing flows	–	2
Financing flows related to discontinued operations	(0)	(0)
Net cash used in financing activities	(50)	(33)
of which continuing operations	(50)	(33)
Effects of exchange rate fluctuations	4	(3)
Net change in cash	(21)	(80)
of which continuing operations	(21)	(80)
Cash at beginning of the period	708	788
Cash at end of the period	688	708

(1) Net cash used in investing activities is net of leases and interest received. Total cash out related to capital expenditure amounted to 230 million Euros in FY’25 compared to 276 million Euros in FY’24.

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¹ The EBITDA represents operating income before depreciation, amortization, impairment of non-current assets, non-cash items relating to share-based payments, provisions for impairment of current assets and for contingencies and expenses, and disposals gains and losses. EBITDA is not a financial indicator defined by IFRS and may not be comparable to EBITDA as reported by other groups. It represents additional information and should not be considered as a substitute for operating income or net cash generated by operating activities.

² EBITDA margin = EBITDA from continuing operations / Revenue.

³ Audit procedures were completed and the audit report is in the process of being issued.

⁴ The scope effect is related to the divestment of Dolphin Design’s mixed-signal IP activities (completed on October 31^st, 2024) and that of Dolphin Design’s ASIC activities (completed on December 30th, 2024)

⁵ EBITDA from continuing operations.
⁶ Financial debt less cash and cash equivalents

Attachment

• Soitec FY’25 Results VUK V27052025

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