Posts Tagged ‘WBT’
Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) Reports Massive Quarter with $7.3m in Cash from Customers and 2 New Customer Signings
Weebit Nano Delivers Growth, Cash Flow, and Expanding US Customer Pipeline Weebit Nano (ASX: WBT) has become one of the most closely followed names on the ASX, developing and licensing Resistive Random Access Memory (ReRAM) a next-generation form of non-volatile memory that retains data without continuous power. ReRAM is significantly more energy-efficient and scalable than…
Read MoreWeebit Nano’s 185% Rally, Onsemi Breakthrough Brings ReRAM Closer to Reality
Weebit Nano’s onsemi Milestone Strengthens Commercial Outlook After 185% Share Price Surge over the past 6 months Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) has achieved a significant milestone in its journey toward commercialising its next-generation memory technology, Resistive Random Access Memory (ReRAM). The company has successfully completed the “tape-out” phase — the point where chip designs are finalised…
Read MoreInside Weebit Nano’s 333% Revenue Surge and the Future of ReRAM
Is This the Inflection Point Investors Have Been Waiting For? Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) opened this morning with a 6% gain, a move that signals growing confidence among investors in the company’s ReRAM memory technology. The rise comes on the back of a strong annual report that showed revenues climbing to A$4.4 million, representing year-on-year growth…
Read MoreWeebit Nano (ASX:WBT): 19% Price Surge After WBT Signs Its First Product Customer
Is This ASX Technology Stock the Next Big Semiconductor Winner? On 31 July, Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) soared over 19% in a single day after releasing its Q4 FY25 results. While most investors are distracted by the AI arms race and semiconductor giants, a little-known Aussie tech company is quietly disrupting one of the industry’s most…
Read MoreTSMC: The ~TW$30tn company that’s the reason why China has an eager eye on Taiwan
Have you ever heard of TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company)? If you haven’t, there are good reasons why you should know about it. Namely, because it is a major force in the world’s electronics supply chain. It produces over 50% of the world’s contract chips and over 90% of the world’s most advanced chips. Its…
Read MoreWeebit Nano in 2025: More licensing deals and a major qualification achieved
Investing in Weebit Nano in 2025 is an interesting proposition. Despite the Tech Wreck, it has been business as usual for the company, and this year is destined to be the company’s biggest yet. 2025 is less than 3 months old, but early signs are that good things are destined. Recap of Weebit Nano…
Read MoreASX Stocks to buy when interest rates fall: Here are our top 3 sectors
Many investors are asking what ASX Stocks to buy when interest rates fall. When exactly interest rates will fall is anyone’s guess, until earlier today (February 18, 2025) when rates were cut from 4.35% to 4.1%. Argue all you like about whether the RBA could’ve gone further or should’ve stayed put, but it did what…
Read MoreWeebit Nano (ASX:WBT) has a great start to 2025 and signs its biggest license deal yet
Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) On 2 January 2025, Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) announced the third license deal for its ReRAM technology, in this case with American chip manufacturer ON Semi (NASDAQ:ON). ON Semi is a so-called Integrated Device Manufacturer (IDM), which means it designs and manufactures its chips in-house. By contrast, fabless chip companies, such as Apple…
Read MoreWeebit Nano (ASX:WBT): Here’s why it has done so well and why the next 2 years will be extremely exciting!
Our long-time followers would know we are big fans of Weebit Nano (ASX: WBT). This company has delivered stellar returns to shareholders over the past few years. But just where is this company at right now and what is next? Disclosure: Stocks Down Under directors own shares in WBT. This article was first published in July…
Read MoreHere’s why you should attend Semiconductor Australia 2024 – Australia’s premier semiconductor industry event
In 3 weeks time, on 24 October, Semiconductor Australia 2024 will take place in Sydney. Hosted by BluGlass, Sharecafe and Semiconductor Sector Service Bureau, the event will be held at Deloitte’s Sydney offices. Here’s why it is such a major occasion and why you should consider attending in person or online. What is…
Read MoreWill the RBA Cut Interest Rates in 2024 and, if So, Which Stocks Should I Buy?
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has been a focal point of economic discussions in 2024. With the cash rate at a 12-year high of 4.35%, Australians are eagerly anticipating potential relief. But will interest rates be cut this year, and if so, which stocks should investors consider buying? The Likelihood of an RBA…
Read MoreOur 4 best ASX Technology stocks for 2024
It is time to reveal our 4 best ASX Technology stocks for 2024! With the interest rate hiking cycle over, we think the technology sector is primed to have a good year. But, it is inevitable that some stocks will perform better than others – which ones will outperform? Our 4 best ASX Technology…
Read MoreOur 5 best ASX stocks for 2024
It is nearly the end of 2023, and so it is time to share our best ASX stocks for 2024! In coming to these conclusions we have considered each companies’ resilience to the difficult market conditions, their market opportunities and future potential. Without any further ado, here they are! Our 5 best ASX stocks…
Read MoreAre Semiconductor stocks really so much more volatile than other stocks?
Semiconductor stocks are amongst the most important companies on the market. This is because they produce the components that enable modern technology such as computers, smartphones, and other electronic devices. So they should be stable investments, right? In the long term they are, but not necessarily in the shorter-term. What are the Best ASX Stocks…
Read MoreIs investing in ASX international companies more challenging than domestic companies in 2023?
Investing in ASX international companies is eerily similar to investing in domestic companies. After all, you buy and sell shares and make a return exactly the same – by buying low and selling high. Nonetheless, there are a few things that investors need to bear in mind that they wouldn’t have to if they just stuck…
Read MoreWhat are penny stocks and how can you make breakthrough profits from them?
Penny stocks can offer significant returns above and beyond traditional ‘blue chip’ stocks. By the same token, they also present the risk of significant losses for investors so it is important for investors to due their due diligence. In this article, we look at what are penny stocks, how they can make or break a…
Read MoreWeebit Nano (ASX: WBT): When technology is about to make money
Weebit Nano (ASX: WBT) has developed a non-volatile memory based on Resistive RAM (ReRAM) technology. There’s no shortage of articles about Weebit Nano on the Stocks Down Under website to learn about the company and its impressive technology. You can find them by searching the keyword “WBT” on our website and you’ll find enough material…
Read More3 stocks to buy when Central Banks are in inflation fighting mode
What stocks to buy when central banks are killing the market vibe? Time was when the de facto European monetary policy was essentially set by the German Central bank, the Bundesbank (BuBa). If German inflation expectations were getting too high in the eyes of the BuBa, it would just increase interest rates with little to…
Read MoreInterested in ASX semiconductor stocks? Here’s how to play the semiconductor cycle through the ASX
Interested in semiconductor stocks? Nearly every digital electronic device today is powered by semiconductors, which contain silicon and are critical for creating integrated circuits, also referred to as microchips. Part of the problem is that the return on investment isn’t compelling enough to build new foundries—which cost billions of dollars and take years to construct—to…
Read MoreYour guide to investable Australian semiconductor stocks
Ignore the opportunities in the ASX-listed semiconductor space “at your peril,” according to Marc Kennis from Stocks Down Under. Marc has been analysing the sector since the 1990’s and says while cycles come and go, this current shortage is a theme worth taking advantage of. He says Weebit Nano’s (WBT) recent breakthrough and Brainchip’s (BRN)…
Read MoreWeebit Nano: Firing on all cylinders
27 November 2020 Stocks Down Under subscribers will know that we have a soft spot for ASX-listed semiconductor companies. Many of them have developed technologies that we believe have great commercial potential and, importantly, most of them are still not well-understood by the Australian investment public. As a consequence, many of these stocks are still…
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