H2/15 EBITDA break-even target reiterated

Aixtron has announced a revision of its revenue guidance for the full year 2015. This is due to a postponement of shipments to a large Chinese customer which were planned for delivery in 2015. These deliveries are now expected for 2016 depending on the progress of the ongoing milestone based qualification process.

Following the postponement of shipments as well as the consideration of current opportunities and risks, the revised 2015 full year revenue guidance is now expected to be in the range of EUR 190 to 200 million (original revenue guidance: EUR 220 million -250 million). The guidance to reach EBITDA break-even within the second half of 2015 is reiterated.

The results of the first nine months and the third quarter of 2015 will be published as scheduled on October 27, 2015.

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