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Infineon Targets €20 Billion Revenue in FY2027 as Data-Centre Power Demand Expands

Infineon forecasts approximately €20 billion in FY2027 revenue and close to €4 billion from data-centre power supplies, with investment and cash conversion central to its outlook.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Neubiberg, 10 November 2026 – Infineon Technologies AG forecast revenue of approximately €20 billion for its 2027 financial year, with close to €4 billion expected from data-centre power supplies. The German semiconductor company issued the outlook on 10 November alongside results for the year ended 30 September 2026, when revenue rose 12% to €16.353 billion.

For Asian technology businesses and investors, the forecast highlights demand for the components that manage electricity around computing infrastructure, not just the processors performing AI workloads. It remains management guidance rather than contracted revenue. Its significance will depend on whether stronger demand translates into profitable production and cash generation while customers expand their infrastructure.

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