Question · Q3 2025
George Gianarakis sought deeper insights into ongoing OEM conversations, including positive developments and reasons for decision-making delays. He also asked for guidance on modeling revenue, operating expenses (OpEx), and cash burn for 2026 and 2027 to understand the ramp-up over the next couple of years.
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Co-Founder and CEO Kobi Marenko stated that OEM dialogues are progressing well, with more OEMs adopting Arbe's radars for data collection. He attributed past decision delays to tariff uncertainties, causing a two-quarter push-out, but noted a clear path forward now. Marenko highlighted Arbe's competitive pricing advantage amidst OEM price pressure. For 2026, he expects most revenues from non-automotive sectors, including defense and maritime, and a ramp-up from China via HiRain. CFO Karine Pinto-Flomenboim added that the current OpEx structure supports 2026 revenues and is expected to remain stable through 2027, with a headcount increase anticipated only as the automotive industry ramps up.
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