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Enablence Technologies Inc. (TSXV: ENA), a leader in optical chips and subsystems for various applications, has announced its Q3 2024 financial results. For the quarter ending March 31, 2024, revenue dropped by 16% to $412K from $492K in the same period last year due to market cyclicality. NRE revenues fell by 34% to $142K. The gross margin decreased by $292K to -$610K, primarily due to higher material and labor costs. However, the net loss improved slightly to $2.52M from $2.85M in Q3 2023, attributed to reduced operating expenses. Strategic product lines, particularly in advanced vision and AI, showed rapid growth, accounting for over 34% of sales. Enablence expects revenue growth from investments in new tooling and processes to be reflected in Q4FY24 and beyond.
Enablence Technologies has introduced new PLC-based FR4 wavelength management optical products aimed at high-speed data center applications. These FR4 devices support telecommunications, data centers, and fiber to home uses, enabling cost-effective, high-speed data transmission and reduced crosstalk. The new products have already driven business growth in North America and are expected to further accelerate shipments due to high demand. CEO Todd Haugen emphasized the alignment of these products with customer needs and their potential to lower network implementation costs, particularly for data centers. Enablence is committed to expanding its product pipeline in datacom, advanced vision, and AI optical products, with the new FR4 transceivers offering improved power efficiency and enhanced data transfer rates.
