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Enovix Corporation ENVX

Market cap $640.3MP/E no earnings to divide byGross margin -23.7%Reports Wed 4 Nov, after the close
$2.94
−0.12 (−3.76%)Wed close 16:00 ET
52-wk $2.85 – $14.21
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Orin's take
0.55conviction · moderate
Refreshed 17 Aug · take v4. A new filing or a print queues the next refresh.

Enovix posted Q2 2026 revenue of $9.0M at the high end of guidance (up 21% YoY) with H1 2026 revenue of $16.6M up 32% YoY, and its lead smartphone customer passed 1,000+ cycles in qualification testing with final accelerated cycle-life completion expected in 2026 — genuine commercial catalysts are approaching. However, the company remains deeply unprofitable with FY2025 negative gross profit of -$27.6M, operating losses of -$176.6M, and FCF of -$113.5M, while total debt nearly tripled to $540.4M against just $271.2M in equity, creating material solvency risk if commercialization milestones slip.

The stock at $4.39 trades well below both its 50-day ($5.40) and 200-day ($6.66) moving averages, and at 26.7x sales is richly valued for a pre-profit company, warranting patience until smartphone qualification completes and debt stabilizes.

What could go wrong

  • Balance sheet deterioration. Total debt surged from $192.6M in FY2024 to $540.4M in FY2025 against $271.2M equity; with FCF of -$113.5M, the company faces escalating financing pressure if milestones are delayed.
  • Negative gross margins. FY2025 gross profit was -$27.6M on $31.8M revenue, meaning the company loses money on every unit shipped; path to gross margin positivity is unproven at scale.
  • Smartphone qualification failure or delay. Final accelerated cycle-life test for smartphone qualification is underway with completion expected in 2026; any failure or delay would undermine the core commercial thesis.
  • Persistent technical downtrend. Stock at $4.39 trades 18% below its 50-day MA ($5.40) and 34% below its 200-day MA ($6.66), with institutional fund count declining from 41 to 38.

What would change my mind

Smartphone qualification completion. Lead smartphone customer completes final accelerated cycle-life test and confirms commercial qualification in 2026bullish
Gross margin inflection. Quarterly gross margin turns positive or narrows meaningfully toward breakeven, indicating manufacturing cost improvements at scalebullish
Debt or cash burn acceleration. Total debt increases further beyond $540M or quarterly cash burn exceeds ~$30M without offsetting revenue growthbearish
Smartphone qualification delay or failure. Company announces cycle-life test failure, delay past 2026, or loss of lead smartphone customerbearish

Where this comes from: GlobeNewsWire Q2 2026 results · GlobeNewsWire Q2 2026 results · FMP TTM fundamentals · FMP annual fundamentals. Orin's read on ENVX; not advice.

Twelve months actual closes to 2026-09-23 · actual filings

Sept 25Nov 25Jan 26Mar 26May 26Jul 26

50-day average 200-day average · volume below

Largest holders · 13F Q2 2026

Money flow
FilerPositionOf fund
Vanguard Capital Management$51.6M0.0% of fund
Vanguard Portfolio Management$50.8M0.0% of fund
Geode Capital Management$31.5M0.0% of fund
Electron Capital Partners$29.1M1.2% of fund
State Street$28.7M0.0% of fund
Morgan Stanley$21.1M0.0% of fund

55 filers · quarter ended Q2 2026 · positions, not flows

Insiders, last 24 months: 366 Form 4 filings, net −$43.3M. Of the 50 on hand, none was an open-market trade— the rest are grants, option exercises and tax withholding.

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Where it trades

· Industrials
MetricNowOwn medianSector
P/S17.88×
P/B3.1×

What Wall Street published

17 firms · 2026-09-23
Consensus target

$11

$5$21 · +266% against today's price

How they rate it
  • 12 buy or overweight
  • 4 hold
  • 1 underweight or sell

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Against the companies it is compared to

median P/E 4.3× of 1 peers
CompanyMarket capP/EEV/EBITDAGrossNetROE
ENVXEnovix Corporation$641M-23.7%-473.9%-67%
AMPXAmprius Technologies, Inc.$1B22.3%-35.2%-35%
ATKRAtkore Inc.$3B19.6%-5.5%-12%
MVSTMicrovast Holdings, Inc.$232M4.3×3.7×25.1%13.9%12%
PCTPureCycle Technologies, Inc.$1B-991.0%-1618.8%-197%
XMTRXometry, Inc.$6B38.7%-3.8%-9%

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What it has traded at

P/E by fiscal year

What its sector has traded at

Industrials
FY14 173.5×FY26 32.7×

Two scales, drawn separately on purpose: a sector median and one company’s multiple are not the same number and putting them on one axis invites a comparison neither series supports.

Every estimate on one scale

price $2.94
52-week range$3 – $14
Analyst targets$5 – $21

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