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Credo Technology shares rally after posting strong results and securing major licensing deal
Credo Technology posted fiscal second-quarter revenue of $268.03m and net income of $82.64m
Credo Technology shares jumped this week after the company reported strong quarterly results and announced a major intellectual property licensing agreement, signaling growing momentum across its high-performance connectivity business.
In its latest earnings update, Credo Technology posted fiscal second-quarter revenue of $268.03 million and net income of $82.64 million, both reflecting sharp year-over-year improvements.
The company has also issued upbeat guidance, citing sustained demand driven by global data-traffic growth, AI adoption and cloud-infrastructure expansion.
Adding to the optimism, Credo Technology secured a significant licensing deal with The Siemon Company, granting access to Credo’s patented active electrical cable technology.
The agreement marks a strategic push into IP monetisation, offering the firm a fresh revenue stream beyond hardware sales.
That said, analysts have noted that the company still faces a key vulnerability: heavy reliance on a small group of hyperscale customers, which exposes future revenue to shifts in large-scale spending.
Despite this, investors have reacted positively to the company’s execution strength and broader technology roadmap.
Looking ahead, Credo Technology remains focused on converting its innovation leadership into long-term platform growth, with the latest results and licensing breakthrough reinforcing confidence in its strategic direction.