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Wolfspeed (WOLF)

1 quarters tracked (Q4'26 to Q4'26) · latest call August 19, 2026
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100%
Kept of 4 resolved - limited history
4
Kept or exceeded
0
Missed
0
Still pending

Score History

QuarterCall dateDisclosureFinancial qualityKeptMissed
Q4'26August 19, 20266/122 high, 4 medium, 2 low flags40Call sheet →
Disclosure: the 6-item rubric, each scored 0-2, out of 12. Financial quality: flagged indicators by severity. Kept and missed count the prior-quarter promises scored on that call.

Promise Ledger · All Quarters

MarkedStatusPromise
Q4'26DeliveredThere will be a further step up to 16% [interest rate on the L1 debt]
CFO confirmed the first-lien rate is now around 16%, as flagged last quarter, though this is a negative development (higher cost of capital), not a positive 'delivery.'
Q4'26DeliveredOPEX to be roughly flat quarter over quarter
OpEx came in at $62M vs $61M prior quarter, essentially flat (+1.6%).
Q4'26DeliveredWe expect non-GAAP gross margin to remain negative in the fourth quarter
Q4 non-GAAP gross margin was -19.9%, consistent with guidance.
Q4'26DeliveredDuring the fourth quarter of fiscal year 26, we are targeting revenues between $140 and $160 million
Actual Q4 revenue came in at $150 million, squarely at the midpoint.
Each row is a promise from the prior call, scored against the quarter in "Marked". Kept-promise rate counts resolved promises only; pending is excluded.
Promise-kept rate counts resolved promises only (pending excluded).
Scores, kept-promise rates, and flags on this site reflect the author's opinion, applying a stated methodology to statements management made on public earnings calls. Informational and educational purposes only - not investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security. Sources believed reliable but not guaranteed; the author may hold positions in the securities discussed.

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