Tower ends collaboration with Adani on Indian fab


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Israeli chipmaker Tower Semiconductor Ltd. (Nasdaq: TSEM; TASE:TSEM) has ended its collaboration with Adani on a chip fab in India. On the finish of April, “Reuters” reported that Adani had halted talks with Tower over development of an Indian chip plant.

In final week’s convention name after Tower printed its first quarter outcomes, CEO Russell Ellwanger clarified that this was not fully correct, and based on him, it was Tower that stopped the challenge, at its request, and withdrew from the collaboration 5-6 months in the past. In response to Ellwanger, Tower had good causes for withdrawing from the challenge, however didn’t elaborate, because of confidentiality agreements. In any case, he burdened that Tower had not printed any report on the matter, as a result of has by no means been any official settlement.







Traders in Tower haven’t been troubled by the event, and for the reason that “Reuters” report, the corporate’s share value has risen 14.9%, together with an increase of two.5% after the primary quarter outcomes had been printed final Wednesday (regardless of a decline on Friday).

Tower reported first quarter income of $358 million, up 9% from the corresponding quarter of 2024. GAAP web revenue for the primary quarter was $40 million, and non-GAAP web revenue was $50.5 million, reflecting earnings per share of $0.45. Within the second quarter of 2025, Tower sees income of $372 million, up 6% from the corresponding quarter of 2024.

In response to the monetary report, Oppenheimer maintained an “outperform” suggestion for the inventory, with a goal value of $60 – a premium of 46%. In response to Oppenheimer, Tower’s inventory is underpriced, which doesn’t adequately replicate the expansion potential, and constitutes a pretty funding alternative.

Printed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on Might 18, 2025.

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