Sensirion Holding AG said net income for the first half rose 82% to CHF 18.9 million, and it raised its revenue outlook for 2026 on Wednesday, pointing to continued strength in both medical and consumer end markets.
The Swiss digital microsensor manufacturer increased its full-year 2026 revenue guidance to a range of CHF 345 million to CHF 365 million, up from its prior projection of CHF 335 million to CHF 360 million. Management said it now expects revenue growth of 8% to 14% in local currencies for the full year.
For the first half, Sensirion reported revenue of CHF 179 million, outpacing the consensus estimate of CHF 171 million from one analyst. While revenue fell 3% compared with the same period last year when measured in Swiss francs, it rose 6.9% in local-currency terms.
Operational profitability also improved. Operating profit reached CHF 23.9 million, topping an analyst estimate of CHF 17 million. EBITDA for the period was CHF 34.9 million, and earnings per share were CHF 1.21. Gross profit for the first half totaled CHF 94.1 million, and operating cash flow came in at CHF 34 million.
Company commentary highlighted unusually strong uptake in the medical market, with demand for CPAP and ventilation uses singled out as a key growth driver during the period. The consumer segment contributed positively as well, with the distribution business seeing heightened demand across all regions.
Sensirion attributed part of its financial performance to internal measures intended to protect margins. Efficiency gains, selective price adjustments and steps toward greater internationalization helped counteract negative currency effects and higher material costs, the company said.
Looking to profitability metrics, Sensirion now anticipates its 2026 EBITDA margin will sit in the upper half of the mid-to-high teens range.
The company did not provide additional forward-looking detail beyond the revised revenue range and the updated EBITDA margin expectation. The results and guidance reflect the company’s current assessment of demand trends and cost pressures during the period.