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Camtek forecasts more than 35% revenue growth in 2027

Camtek announced an initial 2027 revenue outlook of more than 35% growth over its estimated 2026 revenue in an October 14 investor presentation filed with the SEC. The semiconductor inspection and measurement equipment supplier also preannounced third-quarter revenue growth of 27% year over year and guided fourth-quarter growth of 40%. Camtek said it is expanding manufacturing capacity and supply-chain infrastructure to support growth. It identified high-end advanced packaging as 60%-70% of its business, encompassing technologies used in chiplets and high-bandwidth memory. The 2027 outlook is preliminary.
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