
Chipmaker NXP forecasts downbeat first-quarter revenue on soft demand
Live MintFeb 3 - NXP Semiconductors forecast its first-quarter revenue below analysts' estimates on Monday, in a sign of sluggish demand for its chips from industrial and automotive customers. Costly electric vehicles and higher-for-longer interest rates have deterred buyers for several quarters, leading to a chip inventory buildup at clients in the automotive industry — NXP's biggest segment. The global auto sector remains focused on managing production and inventory levels in response to regional demand patterns, which include slower growth in key markets, in some cases related to slower EV adoption rates, S&P Global Mobility said in its auto sales forecast for 2025. But shares of NXP, one of the largest makers of semiconductors used in cars, were up 2% in extended trading, after the company edged past Wall Street estimates for fourth-quarter revenue and profit.
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