SEALSQ Corp (LAES) shares dipped on Tuesday despite the company reporting solid fiscal 2025 results and optimistic guidance for the year ahead. Sometimes Wall Street just needs time to process good news.
Breaking Down the FY25 Numbers
SEALSQ pulled in $18 million in revenue for fiscal 2025, representing a 66% year-over-year jump. Fourth quarter revenue alone hit $8 million, double the $4 million recorded in the same quarter last year.
What drove the growth? Two main factors. First, the company saw renewed demand for its traditional product lineup. Second, it consolidated five months of revenue from IC'ALPS, which it acquired on August 4, 2025. That acquisition is already making an impact.
The company closed out the year sitting on more than $425 million in cash, giving it plenty of financial flexibility heading into 2026.
What's Coming in FY26
SEALSQ reaffirmed its revenue guidance for fiscal 2026, projecting growth between 50% and 100% year-over-year. That's a wide range, but the company has multiple growth drivers lined up: continued momentum in existing products, a full twelve months of IC'ALPS revenue, initial sales from its QS7001 product line, additional post-quantum cryptography chip launches, and early revenue from the Quantix Edge project.
The company's pipeline now tops $200 million in potential revenue spanning 2026 through 2028. More than $60 million of that comes from QS7001 and Qvault TPM products, both focused on quantum-resistant security. The pipeline reflects growing global interest in sovereign semiconductor solutions and quantum-resistant technology as organizations prepare for a post-quantum world.