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EnSilica Interim Earnings Report

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As of 09/11/2026 12:29 PM Eastern

EnSilica EPS Results

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EnSilica Earnings Headlines

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About EnSilica

Founded in 2001, EnSilica (LON:ENSI) began as a semiconductor design services business, building deep expertise in complex chip design. In 2016, the Company evolved into designing and supplying customer-funded ASICs (Application Specific Integrated Circuits), creating long-term recurring supply revenues. Today, EnSilica designs and supplies a complementary mix of ASICs and ASSPs (Application Specific Standard Products). ASICs are developed for individual customers, typically with customer-funded development, while EnSilica’s own ASSPs are designed for specific applications and sold to multiple customers, providing greater scale and higher-margin potential. Together, the two models provide an attractive balance: ASICs provide customer-funded innovation and long-term supply revenues, while ASSPs enable EnSilica to scale its technology across multiple customers and markets, with Space & Satellite Communications a key focus. Every ASIC and ASSP developed expands EnSilica’s reusable IP, technology and engineering know-how, enabling future chips to be developed faster and more efficiently. This creates a compounding business model where customer-funded development, recurring supply revenues, reusable IP and scalable products provide the foundations for continued growth.

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