MaxLinear MXL Business Segments
| Q1 '26 | Q4 '25 | Q3 '25 | Q2 '25 | Q1 '25 | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Net revenue by Product | ||||||
| Broadband | $43.63M-24.5% | $57.75M-0.8% | $58.24M+22.5% | $47.56M+16.3% | $40.88M+37.8% | |
| Connectivity | $18.6M+3.0% | $18.05M-4.9% | $18.97M-8.5% | $20.74M+2.5% | $20.24M+0.8% | |
| Industrial and multi-market | $12.15M-13.8% | $14.09M+58.1% | $8.91M+53.5% | $5.81M-29.6% | $8.25M-48.3% | |
| Infrastructure | $62.81M+34.9% | $46.55M+15.4% | $40.34M+16.2% | $34.71M+30.7% | $26.56M+0.3% | |
| Concentration risk percentage by Product | ||||||
| Broadband | 32%— | —— | 46%+2.0pp | 44%+1.0pp | 43%— | |
| Connectivity | 14%— | —— | 15%-4.0pp | 19%-2.0pp | 21%+19.0pp | |
| Industrial and multi-market | 9%+8.0pp | 1%-6.0pp | 7%+2.0pp | 5%-4.0pp | 9%— | |
| Infrastructure | 46%+45.0pp | 1%-31.0pp | 32%0.0pp | 32%+4.0pp | 28%— | |
| Net revenue by Geography | ||||||
| Asia | $105.39M-9.7% | $116.71M+10.5% | $105.59M+21.2% | $87.12M+15.8% | $75.26M-0.3% | |
| Europe | $16.29M+10.8% | $14.71M-10.0% | $16.34M+1.5% | $16.1M+7.7% | $14.95M+43.3% | |
| Rest of world | $1.52M+315% | $367K-61.7% | $959K+158% | $371K+96.3% | $189K-77.8% | |
| Concentration risk percentage by Geography | ||||||
| Asia | 77%+76.0pp | 1%-82.0pp | 83%+4.0pp | 79%+1.0pp | 78%+75.0pp | |
| Europe | 12%— | —— | 13%-2.0pp | 15%-1.0pp | 16%— | |
| Rest of world | 5%+4.0pp | 1%0.0pp | 1%— | 0%— | 0%-4.0pp |
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- How does MaxLinear break its business down?
- MaxLinear (MXL) reports net revenue by product across 4 parts — Broadband, Connectivity, Industrial and multi-market and Infrastructure. Each is extracted from the segment footnotes and tracked over time.
- Where does MaxLinear's segment data come from?
- Segment breakdowns are pulled from the segment footnotes in MaxLinear's SEC filings (the XBRL dimensional tags), so every line ties back to a reported figure. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any segment for its full history.
