Valens Semiconductor Ltd Stock Price, News & Analysis

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) announced a fourth global VA7000 MIPI A-PHY design win with a premium automotive OEM serving the Chinese market. The OEM will integrate VA7000 chipsets into ADAS systems with a Start of Production (SoP) in 2027. This milestone raises Valens' total A-PHY design wins to four and reinforces MIPI A-PHY as a standards-based solution for high-speed sensor connectivity in next-generation ADAS and autonomous vehicle architectures. Valens will also showcase A-PHY developments and multiple A-PHY-enabled products at CES 2026 in a closed meeting room.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) and Sakae Riken Kogyo announced a production-ready MIPI A-PHY-enabled e-mirror that integrates Valens' VA7000 chipset to deliver an order of magnitude more imaging data than other camera monitoring solutions. The e-mirror uses a Nippon Chemi-Con A-PHY camera and operates at 1,920x1,536 resolution and 60fps, which the companies say enables more accurate ADAS and autonomous driving decisions. Valens will display the Sakae Riken A-PHY e-mirror at CES 2026 in a closed meeting room (#N231) at North Hall, LVCC, alongside other A-PHY-enabled products to showcase the growing Japanese MIPI A-PHY ecosystem.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) released its fourth annual ESG 2024 Report on December 29, 2025, outlining progress on environmental, social and governance initiatives.

The report highlights claimed improvements in energy efficiency, reduced electricity consumption and lower combined Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions, plus expanded electronic waste recycling and ongoing stakeholder engagement. Leadership emphasized ethical governance, employee well-being, and community engagement. The full report is available via the company's investor relations website.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) released its fourth annual ESG 2024 Report on December 29, 2025, outlining progress on environmental, social and governance initiatives.

The report highlights claimed improvements in energy efficiency, reduced electricity consumption and lower combined Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions, plus expanded electronic waste recycling and ongoing stakeholder engagement. Leadership emphasized ethical governance, employee well-being, and community engagement. The full report is available via the company's investor relations website.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) will host meetings with customers, analysts and investors at CES 2026 in Las Vegas from Tuesday, January 6 through Friday, January 9, 2026.

Guy Nathanzon, Chief Financial Officer, and members of the sales team will demonstrate Valens' connectivity technology and applications across Automotive, Professional Audio-Video, Industrial, Medical, Education and Video Conferencing markets. Meetings are by appointment at Booth #N231, North Hall, LVCC; scheduling requests go to Michal Ben Ari at investors@valens.com.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) will host meetings with customers, analysts and investors at CES 2026 in Las Vegas from Tuesday, January 6 through Friday, January 9, 2026.

Guy Nathanzon, Chief Financial Officer, and members of the sales team will demonstrate Valens' connectivity technology and applications across Automotive, Professional Audio-Video, Industrial, Medical, Education and Video Conferencing markets. Meetings are by appointment at Booth #N231, North Hall, LVCC; scheduling requests go to Michal Ben Ari at investors@valens.com.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) and imavix engineering announced a production-ready MIPI A-PHY-based platform for machine vision on December 2, 2025. The platform pairs Valens VA7000 chipsets with Imavix IP, an Efinix FPGA reference design, and MVTec HALCON support, converting A-PHY input to 10Gbps GigE Vision v3.0 (RDMA) output for IPC connectivity.

CIS Corporation unveiled the industry's first A-PHY-compliant camera module at 22mm×22mm×22mm, claiming smaller size and improved EMC robustness. The platform, reference design, and camera will be shown at ITE Yokohama, Dec 3–5, 2025.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) and imavix engineering announced a production-ready MIPI A-PHY-based platform for machine vision on December 2, 2025. The platform pairs Valens VA7000 chipsets with Imavix IP, an Efinix FPGA reference design, and MVTec HALCON support, converting A-PHY input to 10Gbps GigE Vision v3.0 (RDMA) output for IPC connectivity.

CIS Corporation unveiled the industry's first A-PHY-compliant camera module at 22mm×22mm×22mm, claiming smaller size and improved EMC robustness. The platform, reference design, and camera will be shown at ITE Yokohama, Dec 3–5, 2025.

Valens Semiconductor (NYSE: VLN) reported 3Q25 results that beat guidance and show continued momentum. Revenue was $17.3M, above guidance of $15.1–$15.6M and up from $17.1M in 2Q25 and $16.0M in 3Q24, marking a sixth consecutive quarter of growth. GAAP gross margin was 63.0% (non‑GAAP 66.7%), modestly below last quarter's 63.5% GAAP level but above guidance.

Adjusted EBITDA loss narrowed to $(4.3)M, better than the expected $(7.4)–$(6.8)M range. Management guided 4Q25 revenue of $18.2M–$18.9M, expects full‑year growth near 20% y/y, and ended the quarter with $93.5M cash and no debt. Tariff impacts in automotive remain a headwind and visibility into year‑end is mixed, while ProAV, machine vision, and medical programs are expected to ramp into 2026.