InTest Corporation (INTT)

In the past six months, InTest Corp.'s stock has increased by 70.68%. Key events include strong Q4 2025 financial results with revenue of $32.8 million and orders of $37.5 million, the Third Quarter 2025 results with revenue of $26.2 million and orders of $37.6 million, improved orders and gross margin in the Second Quarter 2025, revenue of $26.6 million and a 41.5% gross margin in the First Quarter 2025, and the acquisition of Alfamation in March 2024.

InTest Corp. has been actively implementing a diversification strategy to reduce its sensitivity to the cyclical semiconductor capital equipment market. Nearly 80% of InTest Corp.'s revenue in Q4 2025 came from non-semiconductor end markets. The company is experiencing strong and growing demand in sectors including Automotive/EV, Life Sciences, Industrial, Defense/Aerospace, and Safety/Security. While the semiconductor business experienced continued softness in Q4 2025, there was a sequential increase in semi orders.

InTest Corp. is a global supplier of precision-engineered solutions for manufacturing and testing, operating in the Technology sector, specifically in Semiconductor Equipment & Materials and Electronic Instruments & Controls. The company, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, has three main segments: Electronic Test, Environmental Technologies, and Process Technologies. It serves a broad customer base, including semiconductor manufacturers, automotive/EV, defense/aerospace, industrial, life sciences, and safety/security markets.

InTest Corp. has a global presence with customers in North America, Europe, and Asia. Its headquarters are in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, and it has sales and service centers in Germany, Japan, Taiwan, and China. Through acquisitions, InTest has expanded into Italy, China, and Canada, with plans for manufacturing expansion in Malaysia and growth in Europe.

InTest Corp. has enhanced its brand reputation through strategic diversification and successful acquisitions. The VISION 2030 growth strategy emphasizes expanding into Secular Growth Markets, reducing reliance on the cyclical semiconductor market. The successful integration of acquisitions like Alfamation has positively contributed to its reputation. The company's focus on innovation, operational excellence, and strong financial performance further bolsters its brand image.

InTest Corp. has a diverse ownership structure, with institutional investors holding 51.92% to 60.48% of the stock. Individual insiders own 6.14% to 10.91% of the shares, while the general public and individual investors hold 27.2% to 35.75%. Major institutional owners include Royce & Associates Lp and Vanguard Group Inc. Notable individual insiders who have recently bought shares include Gerald Maginnis and Joseph Dews.