-- FormFactor（FORM）は、水曜遅くに第1四半期（2023年度）の調整後1株当たり利益（EPS）が前年同期の0.23ドルから0.56ドルに増加したと発表した。 FactSetが調査したアナリストは0.45ドルを予想していた。 3月28日までの3ヶ月間の売上高は2億2,610万ドルで、前年同期の1億7,140万ドルから増加した。 FactSetが調査したアナリストは2億2,550万ドルを予想していた。 第2四半期について、同社は調整後EPSを0.61ドル（±0.04ドル）、売上高を2億4,000万ドル（±500万ドル）と予想している。アナリストはEPSを0.45ドル、売上高を2億2,820万ドルと予想している。
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