Ticker: AEHR

Aehr Test Systems

Semiconductors Technology Semiconductors
Price 81.58
Reco Sell Potential 40 Risk 75 Updated 2026-09-15

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Description

Company and Business Model

Aehr Test Systems specializes in semiconductor test and burn-in equipment, primarily serving the automotive and industrial sectors. The company’s core products include test systems for silicon carbide (SiC) and other advanced semiconductor devices. Major business segments focus on production test systems and services, with revenue primarily generated from equipment sales and related services.

Investment Profile

The investment profile of Aehr Test Systems is more aligned with growth investors, given its focus on advanced technology in the semiconductor sector. The company is positioned for potential expansion, although it currently does not provide dividends. Investors may consider a medium to long-term horizon for potential value realization, with moderate liquidity and suitable for those with basic to advanced experience in the market.

Fundamental metrics (experimental) Updated: 2026-09-16
EPS (TTM) — earnings per share for the last 12 months, $
-0.23
Revenue QoQ — quarter-over-quarter revenue growth
91.5%
EPS surprise
1200.0%
20d volatility
5.4%
AI recommendation changes
Date Before After Reason
2026-09-15 Hold Sell Weak fundamentals and negative momentum raise significant concerns.
2026-09-06 Sell Hold High volatility; uncertain fundamentals and market conditions.
2026-08-27 Hold Sell Weak fundamentals and negative momentum raise significant concerns.
Analyst forecasts
Date Analyst Action Target Price Then
2026-09-10 Oppenheimer Update — → 120 95.56
2026-08-13 Jefferies Update — → 175 123.3
2026-07-15 Craig-Hallum Target Raised 68 → 125 92.78
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