SIVE completed a new financing round of 700 million Swedish kronor, and Serenity stated that it may be entering an inflection point for scaled growth.

ME News message: On July 1 (UTC+8), “White-Hair Stock God” Serenity posted on the X platform stating that Sivers Semiconductors (SIVE) has completed a round of capital increase financing of 700 million Swedish Krona. This round received “several times oversubscription,” and the company slightly raised the deal size from the original plan. The proceeds from this round will mainly be used to expand production capacity for InP (indium phosphide) lasers and optical amplifiers, helping the company ramp up capacity by adopting a fab-light (asset-light wafer fab) model.

Serenity analyzed that this financing suggests SIVE may have reached a key inflection point for scaled development. The financing price was 57 Swedish Krona per share, while the current share price is approximately 63 Swedish Krona—close to the market price—which will help support pricing. With institutional funds entering, it not only reduces SIVE’s balance-sheet risk but also provides funding support for its transition to the high-volume manufacturing (HVM) stage. (Source: ODAILY)