Weebit Nano shareholders have watched the stock slide in recent months, with the price now at A$3.75 after a tough 90 days. Today's full year numbers keep that pressure squarely on profitability. Revenue for FY 2026 remains modest at A$15.28m on a trailing twelve month basis, while losses from continuing operations widened to A$54.90m. For a pre revenue scale semiconductor player, this earnings release focuses on how long the company can fund that loss profile and how investors balance the revenue growth outlook against a still heavy cash burn story.
Is Weebit Nano’s 5.9x P/B a justified premium for its forecast 46.1% revenue growth, or does the ongoing loss profile point to a stretched story? Compare the stock’s current pricing with peers in the valuation analysis for Weebit Nano
FY 2026 Earnings Summary
- Revenue (FY 2026 vs. FY 2025 PCP): A$15.28m vs. A$9.06m (higher year on year)
- Net Loss from Continuing Operations (FY 2026 vs. FY 2025 PCP): A$54.90m loss vs. A$38.38m loss (loss widened)
- Basic EPS (FY 2026 vs. FY 2025 PCP): A$0.2545 loss per share vs. A$0.1916 loss per share (loss per share increased)
- Half Year 2 FY 2026 Revenue (vs. Half Year 2 FY 2025 PCP): A$9.63m vs. A$3.73m (higher half year revenue)
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Weebit Nano’s commercial ramp, progress with caveats
Bulls argue Weebit Nano is shifting from lab story to commercial IP business as ReRAM moves into customer products. The FY 2026 result gives some support to that. Revenue of A$15.28m on a trailing basis and A$9.63m in the second half, compared with A$3.73m in the prior comparable half, points to more licensing and service activity linked to Texas Instruments and onsemi deals. That aligns with the earlier upgrade to FY 2026 revenue guidance and the plan for first customer tape out in 2026, which is a key step before recurring royalties. However, the widened loss of A$54.90m and higher loss per share show that commercial income is still small relative to the cost base. The technology is being adopted by partners, but the earnings profile does not yet reflect a mature royalty engine.
Bear case questions on cash burn and timing
The bear view is that Weebit Nano may face long, uncertain paths from licence to volume royalties while running a heavy loss profile. The FY 2026 numbers do validate some of that concern. Loss from continuing operations widened to A$54.90m and basic EPS loss deepened to A$0.2545 per share, even as revenue remained modest at A$15.28m. That means commercial progress has not yet translated into operating leverage. Concentration risk also still matters because the revenue base is early and linked to a limited set of partners. Recent share price performance, with the stock down 48.3% over 90 days, suggests investors are questioning how long the market will wait for design wins, first shipments and royalties to meaningfully offset the current cash burn.
Compare that commercial ramp with the stock’s recent 48.3% share price drop and ask whether analysts still see upside from here. See the consensus price target analysis for Weebit Nano to check how the street is recalibrating expectations around Weebit Nano’s earnings path and valuation.Stay Ahead With Simply Wall St
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