We are starting to see a significant turnaround in our SRAM business this quarter, driven by two key factors. First, existing customers are actively depleting their channel inventories and we anticipate they will resume orders in the upcoming quarters. Second, we have secured a new SRAM design with significant growth potential.
— Lee-Lean Shu
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GSIT
Company GSIT
Period
Q2 2025
CurrencyUSD
Report TypeQuarterly Earnings
GeneratedJun 26, 2026
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Executive Summary
GSI Technology reported FY2025 Q2 results reflecting a meaningful, if still early-stage, SRAM turnaround alongside a continued negative profitability profile driven by product mix and fixed-cost structures. Revenue of $4.55 million declined 20.3% year over year and 2.6% quarter over quarter, while gross margin stood at 38.6%, pressured by mix and non-recurring severance costs. The company narrowed operating losses by managing SG&A and accelerating cost reductions, including a targeted annualized savings run rate of approximately $3.5 million. Management highlighted a meaningful shift in SRAM demand: existing customers depleting channel inventories, with two new and existing large customers poised to lift orders in coming quarters, aided by a high-growth AI chip ecosystem. In parallel, GSIT advanced its APU roadmap with Gemini-II L as a low-power derivative and Plato as a new edge-LMM inference platform, targeting the fast-expanding edge AI market. The company also continues SBIR-funded development and expects milestone deliveries through calendar year 2024 and into early 2025. Balance-sheet liquidity remains robust with $18.36 million cash and equivalents and no near-term debt pressures, supporting the strategic pivot while the company remains unprofitable on a GAAP basis in the near term. Investors should weigh the near-term cash-burn risk against the potential for a multi-year rebound driven by SRAM design wins, APU adoption in SAR/edge-use cases, and DoD SBIR monetization.
Key Performance Indicators
Revenue
Decreasing
4.55M
QoQ: -2.59% | YoY: -20.29%
Gross Profit
Decreasing
1.76M
38.62% margin
QoQ: -18.70% | YoY: -43.70%
Operating Income
Decreasing
-5.58M
QoQ: -17.73% | YoY: -36.43%
Net Income
Decreasing
-5.46M
QoQ: -606.31% | YoY: -34.60%
EPS
Decreasing
-0.21
QoQ: -594.12% | YoY: -31.25%
Revenue Trend
Margin Analysis
Financial Highlights
Revenue: $4.55 million in Q2 FY2025, down 20.29% YoY and 2.59% QoQ. Gross profit: $1.757 million; gross margin 38.6% (vs. 54.7% YoY). Operating expenses: $7.341 million; R&D $4.789 million; SG&A $2.553 million. EBITDA: -$5.424 million; EBIT: -$5.584 million; net income: -$5.458 million; diluted EPS: -$0.21. Net debt position: net cash of approximately $8.256 million (cash $18.356 million vs. total debt $10.100 million). Cash flow: operating cash flow -$3.48 million; free cash flow -$3.486 million; cash at period end $18.356 million. Liquidity and leverage: current ratio 4.85; quick ratio 4.10; cash ratio 3.34; total assets $47.394 million; total liabilities $14.110 million; stockholders’ equity $33.284 million. Customer and product mix highlights: Nokia accounted for 17.8% of net revenues in Q2 (vs. 20.3% YoY and 21.4% QoQ); SigmaQuad 38.6% of shipments; military/defense 40.2% of shipments. YoY and QoQ profitability pressures primarily reflect a shift in product mix and non-recurring severance costs associated with manufacturing workforce reductions. Management cites ongoing SRAM opportunities and two SBIR programs as catalysts for improved revenue trajectory.
Income Statement
Metric
Value
YoY Change
QoQ Change
Revenue
4.55M
-20.29%
-2.59%
Gross Profit
1.76M
-43.70%
-18.70%
Operating Income
-5.58M
-36.43%
-17.73%
Net Income
-5.46M
-34.60%
-606.31%
EPS
-0.21
-31.25%
-594.12%
Key Financial Ratios
Gross Profit Margin
Fair
38.60%
Gross profit margin is moderate, room for improvement in cost management
Operating Profit Margin
Weak
-1.23%
Operating margin is below industry norms, profitability concerns
Net Profit Margin
Weak
-1.20%
Net profit margin is below industry norms, profitability concerns
Return on Assets
Weak
-0.12%
Return on assets suggests inefficient capital allocation
Return on Equity
Weak
-0.16%
Return on equity suggests inefficient capital allocation
Current Ratio
Strong
4.85
Current ratio indicates excellent liquidity and financial flexibility
Debt to Equity
Moderate
0.30
Debt-to-equity indicates balanced capital structure with manageable debt
P/E Ratio
Negative
-3.56x
Negative earnings make P/E ratio not meaningful
Price to Book
Fair Value
2.33x
Price-to-book ratio reasonable for profitable companies
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