LONDON (Reuters) – Canadian semiconductor technology company Alphawave raised its 2021 guidance on Tuesday after reporting a 140% rise in first-half revenue in its first results since it listed in London in May.
Alphawave, which licenses its high-speed data transmission technology to chipmakers, said its full-year revenue was expected to exceed $75m, representing over 125% year-on-year growth and ahead of 100% guidance at the IPO, with adjusted core earnings margins expected to increase to over 55%.
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; editing by James Davey)
