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Mobileye Lifts Annual Revenue Forecast as Auto Industry Demand Recovers
Mobileye said stronger EyeQ demand lifted Q1 results and prompted a higher 2026 outlook, while a $250 million buyback aims to offset dilution.
On Thursday, Mobileye Global Inc. reported first-quarter revenue of $558 million, up 27% year-over-year and topping analyst estimates, while raising full-year 2026 guidance to $1.935 billion–$2.015 billion.
Despite revenue growth, the company posted a $3.8 billion GAAP net loss, driven by a $3.788 billion non-cash goodwill impairment related to Intel's 2017 acquisition; non-GAAP adjusted net profit reached $96 million, up 52.4%.
To demonstrate confidence in business durability, Mobileye announced a $250 million share buyback program intended to offset dilution from equity compensation. Shares gained 6.3% on Friday to trade at $9.25.
Securing a design win with Mahindra, the company added a third Surround ADAS customer and a second for its SuperVision product, CEO Amnon Shashua said, reflecting strong execution across programs.
Mobileye plans an AI Day in July to detail integration of large vision-language models for robotics and automotive applications. The company targets 2027 for expanded robotaxi commercialization across multiple cities.