first, rampups of various new projects of the recently launched product families of particulate matter (PM2.5) and
carbon dioxide (CO₂) sensors turned out better than expected. Second, the existing business with humidity,
gas and liquid flow sensors showed some slowdown in the automotive sector after a strong first quarter,
while the other markets industrial, medical and consumer proved to be quite robust until mid-year. Third,
COVID-19 led to a one-time effect in the form of increased global demand for gas flow sensors for
ventilators. Consolidated revenue amounted to CHF 113.7 million, the gross margin was stable at 54.7%,
and the adjusted EBITDA margin reached 19.7%. In the mid and long term, growth prospects remain strong
due to existing market trends, as well as the strong technology base and product pipeline.
19.08.2020, Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LR
Half-Year Results 2020
Sensirion looks back on a special first half of 2020 which was marked by three major factors:
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