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Sivers Photonics has received a $1 million order for advanced optical sensing products in fields such as LiDAR and industrial applications

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2023-11-30 14:11:56
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Sivers Semiconductors AB announced that its subsidiary Sivers Photonics has received a new order worth $1 million for advanced optical sensing products from three customers in the fields of LiDAR, Medical, and Industrial.

In the first half of the fourth quarter of 2023, new orders were received from several US clients, which will lead to the manufacturing of advanced lasers and optical amplifiers for critical applications. It is expected that most deliveries will be completed throughout 2024.

Sivers Photonics has world-class production facilities in Glasgow, UK, with over 20 years of experience in designing and manufacturing customized III-V compound semiconductor devices. The company is a leading supplier of laser light sources in the silicon photonics industry, collaborating with a range of clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to financially strong and high growth startups.

These latest orders are due to the company's design of next-generation products for autonomous vehicle and smart factories, innovative medical devices and equipment, and a variety of new applications in all walks of life, thus increasing the demand for Sivers lasers.

These production orders indicate that the mature and emerging optical sensing market will continue to experience strong organic growth, and further validate the technical capabilities of the Sivers Photonics UK wafer manufacturing plant.

"We have set a mid-term goal to increase product sales from the current 30% of revenue to over 80% by 2026. Therefore, this is one of the many product orders we expect to see to ensure our sustained growth, which will be driven by an increase in product revenue share in the coming years," said Anders Storm, CEO of Sivers Semiconductors.

Source: Laser Net

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