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Silvaco Q3 adjusted net income misses estimates on EDA weakness
Silvaco reported third-quarter revenue down 13% year over year, while adjusted earnings per share and adjusted net income missed analyst expectations. EDA revenue fell 56%, despite growth in TCAD and SIP. The company forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $22.0, plus or minus 10%, and 17% revenue growth in 2026.
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What happened
Silvaco reported third-quarter revenue down 13% year over year, while adjusted earnings per share and adjusted net income missed analyst expectations. EDA revenue fell 56%, despite growth in TCAD and SIP. The company forecast fourth-quarter revenue of $22.0, plus or minus 10%, and 17% revenue growth in 2026.
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Global impact / market context
The sharp EDA decline points to weaker sales in one part of Silvaco’s design-software business, potentially limiting revenue even as TCAD and SIP grow. The fourth-quarter forecast sets a near-term test: stronger bookings and revenue would help show whether operational changes and product focus can offset that weakness.
Analyst inference
The results were mixed: quarterly revenue declined, adjusted earnings missed estimates, and EDA sales weakened, while TCAD and SIP expanded. Management expects a record fourth quarter and 2026 growth, but those forecasts are not yet results; execution will determine whether growth offsets the recent shortfall.
Analyst inference
What to watch
- Compare fourth-quarter revenue with the company’s $22.0 forecast, allowing a 10% range either way; a shortfall could prolong pressure from the reported annual revenue decline. Analyst inference
- Check whether bookings reach the fourth-quarter forecast of $21.0, with a 10% range either way; bookings are orders received and may signal future revenue before sales are completed. Analyst inference
- Watch whether EDA revenue stabilizes and TCAD and SIP growth continues, since the reported EDA decline could offset gains in those businesses and weigh on total revenue. Analyst inference
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