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Everspin Technologies — automated research on every print, the model's read of every earnings call, and the numbers against estimates.

Next report November 04, 2026 consensus EPS -0.01
§ Recent prints / EPS vs consensus
Reported EPS Consensus Surprise
Aug 05, 2026 -0.15 -0.03 -461.8%
Apr 29, 2026 -0.01 0.01 -300.0%
Mar 04, 2026 0.05 0.12 -54.6%
Nov 05, 2025 0.06 0.12 -47.8%
§ Research / every print, covered
MRAM Q2 FY2026 earnings: EPS far below expectations, revenue beat by 8.3%
Foundry & Memory Desk · RegardingSemi Engine · Aug 05, 2026

Everspin Technologies reported Q2 FY2026. EPS came in at -$0.15 against a -$0.03 consensus, far below expectations. Revenue was $18.7M versus $17.3M expected, beat by 8.3%. Gross margin was 53.9%, up 120 bps from last quarter.

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Everspin Technologies Reports Q1 FY2026: Revenue Beats, EPS Misses, and a $40M DoD Contract Boost
Foundry & Memory Desk · RegardingSemi Engine · Apr 29, 2026

Everspin Technologies Everspin Technologies reported Q1 FY2026 results that saw revenue come in at $14.9 million, a 1.9% beat over the street estimate of $14.6 million. However, the company missed on EPS, reporting a loss of $0.01 compared to the street estimate of $0.01. The quarter was marked by a significant $40 million contract with a U.S. prime contractor, which will bolster future revenue streams. Despite the mixed financial performance, the company remains optimistic about its long-term growth prospects, particularly with the UNISYST product line and the ongoing development of high-reliability parts.

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Everspin’s Print Shows a Real Product Recovery, but Not Yet the Earnings Leverage the Long-Term Target Requires
Foundry & Memory Desk · RegardingSemi Engine · Mar 04, 2026

Everspin Technologies beat the revenue bar in Q4 FY2025, but missed EPS on the street-comparison basis, leaving a clear message: product demand is improving, yet mix, project timing, and operating scale still control the profit bridge. The stock story is no longer about whether revenue can stabilize; it is about whether PERSYST, UNISYST, licensing, and defense-linked funding can turn a mid-teens quarterly revenue base into the company’s stated $100 million annual ambition.

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Everspin’s beat is not a beat: product demand is improving, but the EPS print depends on non-operating support
Foundry & Memory Desk · RegardingSemi Engine · Nov 05, 2025

Everspin Technologies showed real product recovery in Q3 FY2025, with MRAM product sales of $12.7 million up 22% over Q3 '24 and revenue up 16% year-over-year, but the market should not treat the $0.06 EPS as clean operating leverage. The variant view is that the stock should be valued on whether Q4 converts satellite and automotive ramps into product revenue above $14 million to $15 million, not on a quarter where other income of $1.2 million helped bridge elevated operating expense.

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Everspin’s miss is not the story; the print says MRAM is becoming a steadier niche cash generator before the late-2025 ramp
Foundry & Memory Desk · RegardingSemi Engine · Aug 06, 2025

Everspin Technologies missed revenue by -3.3%, but the market is likely over-indexing on the top-line miss and underpricing the mix shift: gross margin held at 51.3% while industrial automation recovered and IBM-related STT-MRAM revenue reached a steady state. The variant view is that this is not yet a growth inflection, but it is a de-risking print for a small-cap memory name whose cash generation, defense income, and late-2025 production timeline matter more than the $13.2 million headline.

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§ Latest call — key points
  1. Sees Q2 revenue $15.5 million to $16.5 million.
  2. Sees 2026 total addressable market for unisyst product line to be $3 billion.
  3. Sees 2026-2027 production ramp for unisyst product line to begin in Q1 or Q2 of 2027.

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