XP Power Ltd., a UK-based supplier of power conversion equipment, has announced plans to exit its Radio Frequency (RF) business over a three-year wind-down. The decision to exit the RF segment follows historically lower margins and returns in that business compared with the rest of its operations, and the transition will be managed to support an orderly handover for customers. The RF division generated £24.3 million in revenue in 2025 and was close to break even for the year.
XP Power’s RF Products portfolio focuses on high-reliability radio frequency (RF) power systems designed for demanding industrial and semiconductor applications, offering generators and matching networks that deliver stable, repeatable RF power across a wide range of frequencies and power levels.
Their lineup includes industry-proven RF plasma generators such as the CDX series (dual-output, configurable frequencies), compact and configurable CH series, robust solid-state CB series, and flexible CLB series for low- to mid-frequency needs, along with precision impedance matching networks that optimize power delivery and process control. These products emphasize advanced control, process stability, ease of integration, and long operational life to support critical RF applications.
The London-listed firm reported a 24% rise in full-year order intake for 2025 to £225.9 Million and a stronger second half of the year, which helped offset a 7% decline in revenue to £229.7 Million compared with the prior period. Quarterly order intake for the fourth quarter also improved year-on-year.
As part of its operational changes, XP Power confirmed the completion of a new manufacturing facility in Malaysia, which is expected to become operational during 2026 and supports a broader shift in its production footprint, including the closure of a factory in China.
Net debt on 31 December stood at £41.6 million, down £19.1 million from the end of September, including the RF-related pre-payment, with leverage ending the year at around 1.2 times.
The company said it expects to publish its audited full-year results in early March.
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