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AXT (NASDAQ:AXTI) reports third-quarter results on Oct. 29. Its indium phosphide (InP) wafers now feed AI data center optics.
AXT sits at a critical bottleneck in the AI optical supply chain, where high barriers to entry and limited qualified suppliers make InP capacity increasingly valuable. Second-quarter revenue surged 164% year over year to $47.6 million, while gross margins reached 44.9%, demonstrating significant operating leverage. Major customers, including Coherent and Lumentum, are committing capital upfront to secure future supply, providing strong evidence of demand.
On October 16, 2026, AXT Inc (AXTI) shares fell 11.1%, bringing the current price to $51.47. This decline is notable in the context of the stock's 52-week range
AXTI's inventory rises 18% to $96.3 million, raising working-capital concerns despite strong InP demand, a $100 million-plus backlog and robust liquidity.
On October 12, 2026, AXT Inc (AXTI) shares fell 9.5% to a current price of $61.98. This decline comes within a 52-week range of $4.35 to $143.16, marking a sign
Bond yields, oil prices, and inflation rhetoric have teamed up to make it tough for investors heading into earnings season.
AXT's AI-driven InP growth, $100M-plus backlog and capacity expansion boost its outlook, but valuation and China exposure keep investors cautious.
AXTI's record InP sales, $100M-plus backlog, capacity expansion and multi-year deals position it to benefit from AI-driven optical demand.