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XTPL Adds New Semiconductor Customer in Q1, ODRA Platform Secures First Order

2026-06-01

Polish micro-printing company XTPL (WSE: XTP) reported Q1 2026 revenue of PLN 1.6 million (approximately $441,000), with product and service revenue reaching PLN 1.2 million (approximately $331,000). Performance was driven by deliveries of the Delta Printing System (DPS), Ultra-Precision Dispensing (UPD) modules, and early sales of the new ODRA platform. Designed for small-batch industrial production, ODRA's first order came from a Silicon Valley customer engaged in advanced semiconductor packaging and collaborating with the defense industry. Additional orders are expected in 2026, with delivery planned for late 2026 or 2027. XTPL also delivered a UPD module to a leading Chinese display panel manufacturer, now operational on an industrial production line, achieving a 'lab-to-factory' validation; another UPD module was delivered to a US customer that is a Nasdaq 100 component. The company raised nearly PLN 30 million (approximately $8.3 million) through a public rights issue and support from the Polish National Center for Research and Development.

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XTPL一季度新增半导体客户，ODRA平台获首单

波兰微打印公司XTPL（WSE: XTP）公布2026年第一季度财报，总营收 160万兹罗提（约44.1万美元），其中产品与服务收入 120万兹罗提（约33.1万美元）。业绩由Delta打印系统（DPS）和超精密点胶（UPD）模块交付，以及新ODRA平台早期销售推动。 ODRA专为小批量工业生产设计，首单来自美国硅谷一家从事半导体先进封装并与国防工业合作的客户。预计2026年可获更多订单，计划2026年底或2027年交付。 XTPL同步向中国头部显示面板制造商交付UPD模块，已在工业产线运行，完成 “从实验室到工厂”的验证；另向一家纳斯达克100指数成分股美国客户交付UPD模块。公司通过公开增发和波兰国家研究与发展中心支持，募集近3000万兹罗提（约830万美元）。注：数据来源为XTPL 2026年第一季度财报。

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