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Sep 30
MicroVision Q3 2025 Earnings Report
MicroVision reported its Q3 2025 results, marked by flat revenue, a net loss, and continued investment in advanced lidar technologies.
Key Takeaways
MicroVision posted flat revenue at $0.2M and a net loss of $14.2M in Q3 2025. Despite the losses, the company made strategic moves with a new CEO, the launch of new lidar technologies, and an acquisition agreement to strengthen its product portfolio.
Revenue remained flat at $241,000, with continued focus on industrial customer sales.
Net loss of $14.2 million included $2.2M in non-cash interest and $1.2M in CEO severance expenses.
Company launched MOVIA S, a new energy-efficient short-range lidar sensor.
Entered agreement to acquire Scantinel Photonics, expanding into long-range FMCW lidar.
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Forward Guidance
MicroVision emphasized its strategic progress with new product introductions and acquisitions but did not provide specific financial guidance.
Positive Outlook
- MOVIA S lidar sensor targets cost-effective short-range applications.
- Tri-Lidar Architecture disrupts single-sensor industry focus.
- Agreement to acquire Scantinel expands lidar-on-chip capabilities.
- Expanded global sales and engineering leadership.
- CEO confident in product portfolio and market inflection timing.
Challenges Ahead
- Revenue remained flat at $0.2M.
- Continued operating losses and negative adjusted EBITDA.
- High cash burn from operations at $16.5M.
- Net loss of $14.2M, impacted by transition and financing costs.
- No clear timeline or figures for revenue growth or profitability.