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Technoprobe revenue climbs, but 2026 outlook trimmed

By Reuters News

November 11 (Reuters) - Italian semiconductor testing company Technoprobe TPRO.MI lowered its 2026 revenue forecast on Wednesday to €1.05 billion - €1.07 billion ($1.17 billion - $1.19 billion) from a previous range of €1.05 billion - €1.10 billion.

The company reported nine-month revenue of €787.4 million, a 68.8% rise from the previous year, supported by applications related to artificial intelligence and data center infrastructure.

  • Core profit (EBITDA) for the nine months ended September 30 jumped 158% to €376.3 million

  • Technoprobe confirmed 2026 EBITDA margin outlook of 46%-48% and investment target of €350 million through the first quarter of 2027

  • The company said additional investments of €150–200 million are planned through the end of 2027 to achieve manufacturing
    capacity of about €2.0 billion


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