XP Power’s Q1 trading update confirmed that revenues increased 4% y o y/q o q and the Chinese facility has returned to normal staffing levels. Strong demand, mainly from healthcare customers, saw a 25% q o q increase in orders and a Q1 book-to-bill of 1.49x. Despite strong Q1 demand, the level of uncertainty surrounding both supply and demand for the rest of the year has caused XP to cancel its previously proposed Q419 dividend in order to preserve cash. We maintain our revenue forecasts, but factor in higher costs in FY20 and remove our Q419 and Q120 dividend estimates.
03 Apr 2020
XP Power - Healthcare customers boost Q1 book-to-bill


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XP Power - Healthcare customers boost Q1 book-to-bill
XP Power Ltd. (XPP:LON) | 5,270 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 1,035m
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03 Apr 2020 -
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Katherine Thompson -
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XP Power’s Q1 trading update confirmed that revenues increased 4% y o y/q o q and the Chinese facility has returned to normal staffing levels. Strong demand, mainly from healthcare customers, saw a 25% q o q increase in orders and a Q1 book-to-bill of 1.49x. Despite strong Q1 demand, the level of uncertainty surrounding both supply and demand for the rest of the year has caused XP to cancel its previously proposed Q419 dividend in order to preserve cash. We maintain our revenue forecasts, but factor in higher costs in FY20 and remove our Q419 and Q120 dividend estimates.