Synaptics

Synaptics, Inc. engages in the development, marketing, and sale of human interface semiconductor solutions for electronic devices and products. It specializes in custom-designed human interface that enable people to interact with mobile computing, communications, entertainment, and other electronic devices. The company was founded by Federico Faggin and Carver A. Mead in March 1986 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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SYNA reports Q3 revenue decline, focuses on customer expansion

SYNA faces challenges due to market conditions and competitive pressures but has bright spots in automotive products and new customer product ramps. The company is focused on expanding its customer base and addressing pricing dynamics to maintain confidence in its revenue run rate.

Synaptics reports Q2 revenue of $353M, addresses inventory challenges

Synaptics navigated challenges in inventory accumulation and margin pressures while focusing on growth opportunities in wireless technologies and automotive displays. The company aims to manage inventories, maintain gross margins, and return IoT levels to normalcy. Despite facing headwinds in AR and VR markets, Synaptics remains optimistic about potential supplier support and future growth.

Synaptics reports resilient Q3 performance amidst sector challenges

Synaptics' Q3 performance showcased resilience with revenue above guidance and strong gross margins despite sector declines.
The company's focus on unit-driven demand has shielded it from ASP pressures, while challenges in inventory management persist.
Opportunities lie in Wi-Fi business expansion, additional customer growth, and strategic planning to address market dynamics.
Synaptics faces challenges in reducing inventories, passing on increased costs, and navigating competitive pressures in the IoT sector.

Synaptics sees revenue recovery in key sectors, eyes wireless growth

Synaptics navigated revenue challenges but is optimistic about recovery in key sectors like PC and Mobile.
The company strategically repurchased shares, enhanced its wireless product portfolio, and focused on cost management.
While facing pricing pressures and inventory challenges, Synaptics is capitalizing on opportunities in wireless and processor segments.
Maintaining profitability and a healthy cash balance, Synaptics aims for growth through new solutions and customer wins.

Synaptics reports revenue growth and optimistic outlook for 2024

Synaptics reported a positive revenue growth in Q1 2024, driven by Enterprise PC products and new Wireless offerings.
The company is optimistic about a recovery in 2024 and emphasizes the importance of module partners for market expansion.
Challenges include optimizing performance in Enterprise and Automotive segments while focusing on operational efficiency.
Opportunities lie in the Mobile market trends, leveraging module partners for business impact, and engaging with investors for growth.

Synaptics meets Q2 expectations, focuses on Core IoT growth

Synaptics' Q2 performance met expectations with revenue slightly above guidance. The company is focusing on Core IoT and mobile products for growth, while facing challenges in enterprise and automotive segments. Opportunities lie in new wireless design wins and AI integration in IoT devices.

Synaptics reports Q4 revenue growth, eyes IoT and enterprise for Q1

Synaptics demonstrated resilience and growth in core IoT and key product segments, with revenue exceeding expectations in Q4 2024.
While facing challenges in overall revenue decline, the company's focus on stability and growth areas positions it well for future opportunities.
Strategic guidance for Q1 2025 underscores a commitment to key product lines and signals a proactive approach to driving revenue growth.

Synaptics reports robust Q1 earnings, eyes IoT growth opportunities

Synaptics delivered a strong performance in Q1 2025, marked by revenue growth, margin improvement, and earnings expansion, supported by a robust Core IoT segment.
The company's focus on operational efficiency, product diversification, and shareholder value enhancement bodes well for its long-term growth prospects and financial stability.
While challenges like sustaining growth and market uncertainties exist, Synaptics is poised to capitalize on opportunities in IoT, wireless, and other key segments for sustained success.

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Synaptics' (SYNA) third-quarter fiscal 2019 results are likely to be hurt by softness in the mobile and Internet of Things market.

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Why Synaptics Stock Tumbled Today

Synaptics Inc.  shares dropped 7% in after-hours trading Friday afternoon, after the tech company announced that its chief executive is leaving and that its earnings had disappointed amid troubles in China.

Synaptics CEO out as earnings hit by China softness, stock plunges

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