SCREEN Holdings: H1 profit rises on SPE growth, but cash flow turns negative
SCREEN Holdings reported H1 revenue up 12.5% and operating income up 17.4%, led by SPE, with full-year guidance unchanged and operating cash flow negative.
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what happened
According to TradingView, SCREEN Holdings posted a 12.5% rise in revenue and a 17.4% gain in operating income for the first half of fiscal 2027. The SPE business was the main driver of that growth.
The company left its full-year guidance unchanged. Operating cash flow, however, turned negative as inventories grew.
why it matters
The picture for investors is mixed: higher revenue and profit point to steady demand for chip manufacturing equipment, while negative cash flow and rising inventories signal pressure on working capital. Unchanged guidance leaves open the question of whether expectations will be revised.
market impact
Chip equipment: strong SPE growth supports the sector, but inventory build weighs on cash flow.
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sources
- SCREEN Holdings: SPE-led growth lifted H1 earnings, while inventory investment weighed on operating cash flow — TradingView, 9 November 2026 at 08:02 UTC
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