Allegro MicroSystems FY Conference Summary Company Overview - **Company**: Allegro MicroSystems (NasdaqGS:ALGM) - **Date**: December 10, 2025 - **Key Speakers**: Derek D'Antilio (CFO), Mark Gill (VP of Corporate Strategy) Industry Context - **Industry**: Automotive and Industrial Semiconductor Market - **Recent Changes**: CEO change in February 2025, with a focus on innovation and leadership restructuring Key Points Performance and Market Dynamics - Allegro celebrated its fifth anniversary as a public company, having experienced strong growth during the automotive upcycle post-COVID [3][4] - A significant inventory correction occurred in the automotive sector starting in December 2023, leading to a 30% sequential revenue decline in June 2024, particularly in China [4][5] - The company is optimistic about the end of the inventory correction, with improved internal models for inventory management and customer behavior [5][6] Revenue Guidance and Market Drivers - For the December quarter, Allegro guided a 5% sequential revenue increase, which is better than the typical seasonal decline of 5% [7][8] - Key drivers for this growth include: - Strength in the automotive sector, with an expected increase in auto production by 3 million units in 2025 [9] - A resurgence in the data center business, which accounted for 8% of revenue last quarter [9] Inventory and Consumption Insights - Allegro has observed lean inventories in the U.S., China, and Korea, while European inventories remain higher [13][14] - Distributors are back to a target inventory model of 10-12 weeks, indicating a more stable supply chain [13] Automotive Market Trends - The content opportunity per vehicle is approximately $9, with potential increases to $40 for internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and up to $100 for electric vehicles (EVs) [18][19] - Allegro is well-positioned to benefit from the shift towards electrification and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), which significantly increase content per vehicle [20][21] Regional Performance - In the September quarter, all regions grew except Europe, which faced challenges [24] - China represents about 27% of Allegro's business, primarily in automotive, with strong growth expected in exports [25] Industrial Market Insights - The industrial market is seeing growth in medical applications and electrification of the grid, with a focus on robotics as a significant future opportunity [26][28] - Allegro is actively engaging with various robotics companies globally, indicating a robust pipeline for future growth [31] Data Center and Power Management - Allegro's data center business has rebounded, now accounting for 8% of revenue, with a broader portfolio including power management solutions [33][35] - The company is well-positioned for the transition to higher voltage systems (48V to 800V), leveraging technology developed for the automotive sector [35][36] Sensor Technology and Competitive Position - Allegro claims a 23% market share in the magnetic sensing market, positioning itself as a leader over competitors like Infineon and Melexis [55] - The acquisition of TMR technology enhances Allegro's sensor portfolio, offering better precision and lower power consumption compared to traditional Hall Effect sensors [56][57] Future Outlook - The company anticipates significant growth in humanoid robotics, with content opportunities estimated at $100-$110 per robot [52] - Allegro is focused on design wins today to ensure meaningful revenue contributions from robotics and automation in the coming years [52] Conclusion Allegro MicroSystems is navigating a complex market landscape with a focus on innovation, inventory management, and strategic growth in both automotive and industrial sectors. The company is well-positioned to capitalize on emerging trends in electrification, robotics, and data center technologies, with a strong emphasis on enhancing its sensor capabilities.