MELEXIS in the news

Melexis repurchased 36,000 shares recently, totaling 270,200 shares bought back under its ongoing buyback program.

Melexis repurchased 33,000 shares recently, holding 303,200 shares in total under its ongoing buyback program.

In Q3 2024, Melexis and other Belgian stocks showed mixed performance, with Melexis down 7.8% and trading below its fair value.

Françoise Chombar of Melexis guest-edited a Trends special edition advocating for STEM education and female entrepreneurship in tech.

Melexis shares fell sharply after lowering its 2024 revenue forecast amid inventory reductions by customers, contributing to a weaker Bel20 index amid mixed economic data and cautious central bank outlooks.

Melexis cuts its annual forecasts as automotive sector weakness leads customers to reduce inventories significantly.

Françoise Chombar outlines the importance of lifelong learning, science-driven climate solutions, and innovation amid geopolitical and economic challenges for future-proofing society and business.

Melexis cut its annual revenue forecast sharply due to automotive sector weakness, causing a 12.7% stock drop and loss of investor confidence.

Jefferies cut Melexis' price target due to automotive sector weakness but kept a Hold rating amid a generally positive semiconductor outlook.

Tom Simonts reviews quarterly results of major European automakers and Belgian chip supplier Melexis, highlighting their automotive sector ties.

Melexis cuts its 2024 revenue and margin forecasts due to significant inventory reductions by automotive customers, mainly in Europe, reflecting a temporary downturn in the auto sector.

Bel20 edged higher with Melexis leading gains, while other European chip stocks also rose amid mixed performances in other sectors.

MELEXIS will pay a cash dividend of 1.50533 USD per share to shareholders of record on October 15, 2025, with the ex-dividend date on October 14, 2025.

Jefferies rates Melexis as its top small/midcap pick with a buy rating and €84 target ahead of Q3 results.

Melexis introduced a dual-input inductive sensor IC enabling precise, synchronized angle and torque measurements for advanced automotive systems like steer-by-wire.

Jefferies rates Melexis as its top small/midcap pick with a buy rating and €84 target ahead of Q3 results.

Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise and expanded its AI partnership with Melexis to enhance AI-driven innovation, productivity, and secure workflows in Melexis' semiconductor operations.

Melexis's dividend payout exceeds its earnings and cash flow, raising concerns about the sustainability of its dividend despite strong earnings growth.

MLX90514 is a dual-input inductive sensor IC for automotive steering applications that computes differential angles on-chip, reducing system complexity and enhancing accuracy.

Google Cloud launches Gemini Enterprise platform and deepens AI partnership with Melexis to enhance productivity, collaboration, and innovation through advanced AI integration.