What are the year‑over‑year revenue growth percentages and are they in line with analyst expectations?
Year‑over‑year (YoY) revenue growth
| Quarter | Revenue (2025) | Revenue (2024) | YoY growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q2 2025 | $69.5 million | $43.9 million | ≈ 58 % |
The calculation is:
[
\frac{69.5\text{ M} - 43.9\text{ M}}{43.9\text{ M}} \times 100
= \frac{25.6\text{ M}}{43.9\text{ M}} \times 100
\approx 58\%
]
So SiTime’s second‑quarter revenue grew about 58 % versus the same quarter a year earlier.
Are the results in line with analyst expectations?
The press release you provided does not include any reference to analyst consensus estimates, target numbers, or commentary on whether the 58 % increase meets, exceeds, or falls short of market expectations. Consequently, based solely on the information given:
- We can confirm the YoY growth figure (≈ 58 %).
- We cannot determine from this release whether the growth is “in line with analyst expectations,” because no analyst forecasts or expectations are disclosed.
If you need a judgment on expectation alignment, you would have to consult external sources (e.g., brokerage research notes, Bloomberg/FactSet consensus estimates, or analyst commentary published around the same date). Those sources would indicate whether analysts had predicted a similar magnitude of growth or were surprised by the result. In the absence of that data, the answer must remain inconclusive regarding expectation alignment.