FRANKFURT, Feb 1, 2026, 00:52 (CET) — Market closed
- Infineon slipped 0.45% on Friday, following a steeper decline the previous day.
- European shares ended January on a high note, weighed down slightly as investors processed earnings reports and the announcement of new U.S. Fed leadership.
- Attention now turns to Infineon’s Feb. 4 earnings and what they reveal about auto and silicon-carbide demand.
Infineon Technologies AG shares ended Friday at 41.61 euros, slipping 0.45% after a 3.73% drop the day before. (Investing)
As the market rests over the weekend, the stock heads into Monday without fresh company updates and just one clear date on investors’ minds. All eyes are on the next earnings report—and the sentiment it will bring.
Europe’s STOXX 600 ended January on a positive note, navigating earnings reports and a shift in US rate outlooks following Donald Trump’s pick of Kevin Warsh to head the Federal Reserve after Jerome Powell’s term concludes in May. Daniel Murray of EFG International called Warsh “credible,” but cautioned that initial signals appear less dovish. (Reuters)
Tech took the brunt of the pressure. Volatility spiked Thursday amid chatter of a potential U.S. strike on Iran, ongoing budget clashes in Washington, and skepticism about returns from massive AI investments. Analysts at The Carlyle Group noted that bubbles are “endemic to technological revolution.” (Reuters)
Munich-based Infineon produces semiconductors and system solutions across four divisions, focusing mainly on automotive and power chips. (Reuters)
Infineon is set to release its fiscal first-quarter results on Feb. 4, the company’s investor website confirms. (Infineon)
Before the report, investors are closely watching management’s comments on automotive and silicon carbide demand, according to Simply Wall St’s Jan. 30 note. Silicon carbide, or SiC, is crucial for high-voltage power devices used widely in electric-vehicle drivetrains. (Simply Wall St)
Yet this setup isn’t straightforward. If there’s any sign that carmakers or industrial buyers keep cutting orders or clearing out inventories, the stock could quickly come under pressure—especially if rates shift or risk appetite changes once more.
Following Feb. 4, the next key date is Feb. 19, when Infineon will webcast its annual general meeting starting at 10:00 a.m. CET. (Infineon)
