CAMT · Analysis updated Nov 10, 2026, 6:00 PM ET

Why is Camtek Ltd (CAMT) stock moving?

Camtek reported record Q3 2026 revenue of $161.3M (up 21% QoQ and about 27% YoY), with GAAP net income of $42.8M and operating cash flow of $71.1M. Management reaffirmed Q4 revenue of about $180M and full-year 2026 revenue of about $595M, and gave an initial 2027 outlook of over $800M, which is roughly 34% above the 2026 figure. The quarter itself was slightly short of consensus: adjusted EPS was $0.99 against $1.00 expected, and sales were $161.3M against $162.2M. Since the report, sell-side reaction has been mixed. Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock to Underweight with a $126 target on Nov 2, before the report. Evercore cut its target to $115 and Needham to $130 while keeping positive ratings, and B. Riley cut its target to $138 from $166 on Nov 9 while keeping Buy. Market data shows the stock peaking near $130 on Oct 29, then falling about 21% to a low of $91.92 on Nov 5 on volume of 1.0M+ shares, roughly double the late-October average. It has since rebounded to a $102.19 close on Nov 10, with the stock trading near $100 to $108 over the last several sessions. Analyst targets of $115 to $138 sit above the current price, but the cuts show that expectations for the 2026 and 2027 ramp were reset lower after the EPS miss.

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About Camtek Ltd

Technology · Semiconductor equipment (inspection and metrology)

Camtek is a company based in Migdal HaEmek, Israel, that makes machines chipmakers use to inspect and measure semiconductor wafers for defects, and its shares trade on both Nasdaq and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. It focuses on advanced packaging, especially the high-bandwidth memory and chiplet packaging used in AI chips, where it has become a key supplier. The company says 2026 revenue should reach about $595 million, and its first outlook for 2027 is more than $800 million.

How it makes money

Most of its revenue comes from selling inspection and metrology systems to chip manufacturers and the companies that test and package chips. The bulk of that demand comes from advanced packaging, including high-bandwidth memory used in AI chips. Smaller amounts come from memory, CMOS image sensors and other specialty chips, plus service and support. Non-GAAP gross margins run at roughly 51%. As of September 2026 it held about $877 million in cash, deposits and securities.

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