Headquartered in San Jose, CA Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: POWI power.com
Power Integrations, Inc. designs and sells semiconductor technologies for high-voltage power conversion, including high-voltage integrated circuits and gallium-nitride (GaN) power products marketed under the PowiGaN name. Its products are used in the generation of renewable energy and in the efficient transmission, conversion and consumption of power, across applications ranging from milliwatts to megawatts. Applications include AI data centers, electric vehicles and high-voltage DC infrastructure. The company serves four end markets: Industrial (its largest, about 43% of Q3 2026 revenue), Consumer, Computer and Communications. It is positioning its high-voltage technology and system expertise toward rising power-efficiency and power-density demands driven by AI and electrification. The company carries no debt, pays a quarterly cash dividend, and completed a restructuring in February 2026. Updated
Operating expenses fell to $50.6 million from $68.8 million a year ago, turning a slight revenue miss into the biggest EPS beat in five straight quarters of clearing estimates. GaN products and industrial demand drove the top line to a two-year high, and management plans to lift the quarterly dividend to $0.22 across 2027.
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Power Integrations, Inc. designs and sells semiconductor technologies for high-voltage power conversion, including high-voltage integrated circuits and gallium-nitride (GaN) power products marketed under the PowiGaN name.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for POWI is $67.92, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $60.67. POWI price prediction →
