Besi Q3-26 Net Income Rises to €107.2 Million Year-on-Year; Q3-26 Revenue More Than Doubles to €283.4 Million Year-on-Year

By Public Technologies
  • Besi's Q3-2026 net income rose from a year earlier to €107.2 million due to higher revenue and disciplined expense management.
  • Revenue more than doubled year over year to €283.4 million, primarily due to computing-market growth.
  • Orders climbed 96% year over year to €342.6 million, primarily due to increased hybrid bonding, datacenter and AI-related mainstream computing orders.
  • A new €100 million share repurchase program starts October 27, 2026, funded from available cash.
  • Q4-2026 revenue is expected within 5% of the third-quarter level, with gross margin forecast at 63–65%.


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