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AXT's Q3 earnings beat, $500M-plus backlog and surging AI-driven indium phosphide demand fuel aggressive capacity expansion and stronger Q4 expectations.

AXT beats Q3 earnings estimates as AI-driven InP sales hit a record, revenues surge 162% and non-GAAP gross margin reaches 56.1%.

AXT (NASDAQ:AXTI) reported sharply higher third-quarter revenue and profitability as demand for indium phosphide substrates used in AI data-center optical connectivity continued to outpace supply.

TTM Technologies and AXT ride the AI infrastructure boom, but contrasting growth, China exposure and valuations reveal which stock offers the stronger long-term case.

AXT faces a key Q3 earnings test as AI-driven InP demand boosts growth prospects, while export permit risks and a lofty valuation cloud the case for buying.

AXT shares have shed more than a quarter of their value in a single month, yet analysts expect the company to flip from loss to profit when it reports on Oct. 29.

AXT has delivered huge share price gains over the past few years, which puts a sharp spotlight on a simple question for investors who care about fundamentals.

AXT's AI-driven InP growth, $100M-plus backlog and capacity expansion boost its outlook, but valuation and China exposure keep investors cautious.

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AXT Inc. (NASDAQ:AXTI) extended its winning streak to a fifth straight day on Monday, surging by as much as 16.4 percent in intraday trading to $81.50, as investors resumed buying positions amid its official membership in the S&P 600 index.

Gateway for "secret semiconductor substrate" InP (indium phosphide) is blowing minds with triple-digit growth