$HIMX released Prelim Q1 results - & oh me days!

Q1 Rev +12.1% qoq to $309.6M (consensus was $295M & vs mngmt guidance of 5-10% qoq growth). Represents +67.7% yoy grwth

40.2% Gross margin (!!) vs guidance of 37-38%. Means gross profit = $125M or +197% yoy!

THIS IS MENTAL
$HIMX Q1'21 EPS of 38.3c vs 30-34c guidance.

Compares to 19.5c in Q4'20 (+96.5%!!) and 1.9c in Q1 last year - (we all love a 10x)

Rev, gross margin & EPS - all hit new RECORDS - due to high demand across all segments

Robust demand and no signs of semi shortage receding.
$HIMX Q1'21 consensus per Bloomberg was for $295M rev (+5% beat) and 38.4% gross margin (+180bps beat!)

Per my calcs, Operating Income = $62m - representing a +1,230% yoy growth (or +$57.3m)

Expect AT LEAST doubling of FCF to c$15m in Q1 alone.

EXPECT STRONG Q2 as well.
$HIMX post +5.2% pre-market to $15.2

Still see FV > $20-$25 & possibly even closer to $30 in FY21 on this perf.

Own $15 May'21 and $15 Jan'22 calls - $HIMX is my 2nd largest position at 11.9% of portfolio

Happy Days :)
Let's just say the wife looks happy and looks like May will be a good month.

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