WS Investor
18 Nov 2025, 06:32
ON Semiconductor said it will record an additional $200–300 million in non-cash impairment and accelerated depreciation charges tied to long-lived manufacturing assets. The move follows a broader restructuring effort to align its production footprint with long-term strategy and technology needs.
The company expects the charges — most incurred through mid-2026 — to lower annual depreciation expense by $10–15 million next year and does not anticipate significant future cash outflows. Management noted that final impairment amounts and timing may change depending on asset sales and market conditions.
The company expects the charges — most incurred through mid-2026 — to lower annual depreciation expense by $10–15 million next year and does not anticipate significant future cash outflows. Management noted that final impairment amounts and timing may change depending on asset sales and market conditions.