Skyworks Solutions Gets New Interim Finance Chief

Hey everyone, so there's a bit of news buzzing around Skyworks Solutions, the company that makes chips, you know, like the ones that go into Apple stuff and lots of other tech goodies.

So, they were supposed to get a new finance boss, a guy named Mark Dentinger. Everyone was expecting him to start on June 2nd.

But guess what? That's not happening anymore. The company said he can't join because of a medical thing. Bummer, right? Skyworks is already on the hunt for someone else to be the permanent finance chief.

In the meantime, they've brought in someone already familiar with the company, Robert Schriesheim. He's been on the board since way back in 2006 and has experience in things like software, communications, and semiconductors. So he knows his stuff, you could say.

This happened right after Skyworks actually gave a pretty positive outlook for their third quarter. They think they'll make more money and profit than the smart folks on Wall Street were expecting. This kinda shows that even with all the trade drama happening, people still need their chips, especially those analog ones Skyworks makes.

They're looking at bringing in between $920 million and $960 million in revenue for the quarter. The middle point of that is actually higher than what analysts predicted, which was around $922 million. And for profit, they're thinking it'll be about $1.24 per share, which is also better than the $1.06 per share analysts were guessing. So, things are looking up for them in terms of business, even with this finance chief change.