SIVE completes another round of financing totaling 700 million Swedish kronor, and Serenity says it may be entering a turning point for large-scale growth.

Odaily Planet Daily News reports that “White-Haired Stock God” Serenity posted on the X platform, saying that Sivers Semiconductors (SIVE) has completed a round of capital increase financing totaling 700 million Swedish kronor. This round received “multiple times oversubscription,” and the company has slightly increased the deal size from the originally planned level. The financing funds will be mainly used to expand the production capacity of InP (indium phosphide) lasers and of optical amplifiers, helping the company ramp up production capacity by adopting a light-asset wafer fab (fab-light) model.

Serenity’s analysis said this financing indicates that SIVE may have reached a key inflection point for scaled development. The financing price was 57 Swedish kronor per share, while the current share price is about 63 Swedish kronor—close to the market price—which helps form price support. With institutional funds entering, it not only reduces risks to SIVE’s balance sheet, but also provides funding support for its transition to the high-volume manufacturing (HVM) stage.