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Wolfspeed Inc (WOLF) filed its fiscal 2015 10-K annual report with the SEC on Aug 27, 2015.

Top risk flagged: SEC conflict-minerals rules under Dodd-Frank: sourcing verification costs and potential mineral availability constraints

Wolfspeed Inc FY2015 10-K analysis

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LED lighting, LED components, and SiC/GaN semiconductor manufacturer serving illumination, power, RF, and display markets
Proposed IPO of wholly owned Power and RF subsidiary to fund targeted growth, while retaining expected accounting consolidation
Lighting Products became dominant segment, revenue $906.5 million, 55% of total versus 43% in 2014
R&D spending $182.8 million, up from $181.4 million, supporting brighter LEDs, lower costs, and higher-power devices
Backlog reached $238.4 million, including $29.5 million in U.S. Government research contracts with $17.6 million unappropriated

Revenue $1.63B, down 1% YoY, with Lighting Products up 28% to $906.5M
Gross margin 29% vs 38%, operating margin negative 4% vs 8%, net loss $64.1M
Best segment Lighting Products: revenue $906.5M, gross profit $235.5M, margin 26%; worst LED Products: revenue down 28% to $602.1M
Operating cash flow $181.3M, capex $206M, share repurchases $549.7M, no dividends disclosed
Fiscal 2016 outlook: revenue growth approximately 10%, targeted capex $150M, with pricing pressure and LED under-utilization key risks

SEC conflict-minerals rules under Dodd-Frank: sourcing verification costs and potential mineral availability constraints
International exposure across Asia, Europe and China: currency volatility, tariffs, trade sanctions and political disruption
Sole-source suppliers: alternative qualification may take six months or longer, risking production interruptions
OLED technology: potential displacement of LED demand in backlighting markets
Revolving credit facility: covenant breaches could accelerate outstanding debt and terminate lender commitments

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