Wolfspeed (WOLF) UBS Global Technology and AI Conference summary
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UBS Global Technology and AI Conference summary
12 Jan, 2026Market outlook and growth drivers
EV market remains a key growth area, with 2x year-over-year revenue and a 75% increase in EV models expected in 2025.
Long-term EV market growth projected at 24%-25% CAGR through the decade, with industrial and energy sectors showing early signs of recovery.
China leads in EV adoption, with a shift to 800V platforms expected to accelerate silicon carbide penetration beyond the current low 30% range.
Diverse design-ins are transitioning to production, providing strong future revenue visibility.
Industrial and energy applications, such as energy storage and data centers, benefit from lower device costs driven by EV demand.
Technology and production strategy
Transitioning all device production to 200mm wafers, closing the 150mm Durham fab for cost and operational efficiency.
200mm wafer production at Mohawk Valley is ramping at volume with strong yield performance.
200mm transition offers significant cost advantages, with a 40% lower cost per die compared to 150mm.
Company is the only device supplier fully moving to 200mm at this scale.
Focus on maximizing factory utilization to drive margin improvement.
Financial performance and outlook
Restructuring and cost reductions underway, including closing Durham fab and reducing administrative costs.
EBITDA positive performance expected at around a $1.1 billion revenue run rate.
High depreciation from recent investments means cash costs are lower than EBIT suggests.
CapEx is shifting from construction to tool-based, with a sharp reduction expected in the coming year.
Free cash flow expected to improve as volume increases and government incentives offset CapEx.
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