Diodes Incorporated reports recurring developments in application-specific semiconductors for automotive, industrial, computing, consumer electronics, and communications markets. Its updates cover earnings trends, margin and utilization commentary, business outlooks, and market mix, including the contribution of automotive and industrial product revenue.
The company also announces product additions across discrete, analog, logic, and mixed-signal categories, including MOSFETs, power management devices, PCIe clock generators, ReDrivers, sensors, rectifiers, and protection devices. News commonly ties these products to automotive lighting, 48V vehicle systems, data center infrastructure, high-performance computing, and signal-integrity applications.
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) announced a definitive agreement to acquire ElevATE Semiconductor, a San Diego-based fabless semiconductor company focused on integrated circuits for the automated test equipment (ATE) market, in an all-cash transaction valued at $250 million.
According to Diodes, the deal combines ElevATE’s ATE IC technology with Diodes’ broad product portfolio, manufacturing scale, and global sales reach. The acquisition is expected to be immediately accretive to revenue, gross margin, and EPS, add approximately $50 million of revenue in the first 12 months post-close, and deliver revenue growth at a CAGR above 20% over the next four years, with gross margin significantly above Diodes’ corporate average. The transaction expands Diodes’ analog and mixed-signal offerings and ATE applications exposure. Boards of both companies and ElevATE stockholders have approved the deal, which remains subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close in the second half of 2026.
Summary not available.
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) introduced the APK43070Q, a single-chip automotive-compliant synchronous buck controller combined with a USB Type‑C PD3.1 source controller. It targets in‑vehicle single and multi‑port USB‑C chargers, cutting external components, BOM cost, and design complexity.
Operating from 4V–36V, it supports USB PD3.1 EPR/AVS up to 28V and SPR/PPS up to 21V, enabling up to 140W charging. Features include VIN DC pass‑through, I2C-based smart power sharing across eight ports, extensive protection functions, 4mm×4mm W‑QFN package, and $0.80 pricing at 1,000 units.
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) has added the AH3711Q to its AH371xQ series of automotive Hall effect latches for BLDC motor control and position sensing. The device offers ±10 Gauss ultra-high sensitivity, 3V–27V operation, and integrated protection for 40V load dumps, reverse polarity, and short circuits.
According to Diodes, AH3711Q supports automotive systems like window lifts, sunroofs, pumps, fans, and seat motors, enabling smaller magnets, reduced BOM cost, lower power consumption, and robust performance across -40°C to +150°C with high ESD ratings and multiple package options.
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) will participate in several upcoming financial conferences, providing investors access to management and webcast content.
Events include TD Cowen TMT (May 28, 2026), Baird Global Consumer, Technology and Services (June 2, 2026), Evercore TMT Global (June 3, 2026) and Mizuho Technology (June 9, 2026).
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) announced the immediate retirement of longtime Chairman Dr. Keh-Shew Lu after more than 25 years of service and elected Angie Chen Button as Chairwoman of the Board.
Under Dr. Lu, revenue grew over 500%, supported by ten acquisitions and 34 consecutive years of profitability. Button, an independent director since 2021 and Lead Director since 2023, brings three decades at Texas Instruments plus extensive legislative and governance experience.
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) reported 1Q26 revenue of $405.5M (up ~22% YoY), GAAP net income of $15.0M and GAAP EPS of $0.32. Non-GAAP EPS was $0.43. EBITDA was $49.4M (12.2% of revenue). Cash, restricted cash and short-term investments were approximately $409M with total debt of $55M. Free cash flow was $32.4M. For 2Q26 the company expects revenue of $435M ±3%, GAAP gross margin ~32.8%, and non-GAAP adjusted EPS of $0.60 ±$0.10.
Diodes (Nasdaq: DIOD) introduced the PI6CG33A06, a six-output PCIe 7.0 clock generator targeting servers, networking, HPC and AI data centers.
The device delivers <30 fs RMS jitter, supports 25MHz/100MHz references and 128.0 GT/s PCIe links, cuts clock power by at least 50%, removes up to 24 external resistors, and is priced from $2.80 in 3,000-piece quantities.
Diodes Incorporated (Nasdaq: DIOD) introduced the PI3EQX32904Q, a 32Gbps, four-channel automotive ReDriver for PCIe 5.0, SAS4, and CXL signal integrity in smart cockpit and GPU+CPU SoC platforms. The SiGe BiCMOS device supports Modern Standby (<5mW), programmable I2C controls, 3.3V operation, -40°C to +85°C, W-QFN3063-46 package, and a 1,000-piece price of $4.84.
Diodes will exhibit at the PCI-SIG Developers Conference, May 6-7, 2026, Booth 12.
Diodes Incorporated (Nasdaq: DIOD) will announce first quarter 2026 financial results on May 7, 2026 at 3:05 p.m. Central Time (4:05 p.m. Eastern Time).
The company will host a conference call the same day at 4:00 p.m. Central Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time) with CEO Gary Yu, CFO Brett Whitmire, and SVP Emily Yang. Call and replay access details are provided for analysts, investors, and the public.