Sivers Semiconductors' $8.2M Production Order Fuels 75% Rally, but Revenue Drop and Insider Probe Test Investors
Published on 06/21/2026 at 16:05 | Redaktion boerse-global.de
The Swedish chip developer has finally crossed a threshold investors have been waiting for. A Ka?band beamforming chip order worth $8.2 million from British satellite communications provider ALL.SPACE marks the company’s first meaningful series production. Deliveries will run through 2027, signalling a shift from prototype development to commercial manufacturing.
That milestone alone has electrified the stock. Sivers shares closed Friday at €8.65, representing a 30?day gain of roughly 75% to 76% — a surge fuelled by two simultaneous catalysts. Alongside the ALL.SPACE deal, the company announced a strategic partnership with GlobalFoundries to integrate its laser arrays into a silicon?photonics platform targeting AI data centres. First revenue from that collaboration is expected toward the end of 2026.
Yet the rally masks a deeply contradictory operating picture. First?quarter revenue fell to 61.9 million Swedish kronor, a 22% decline year?on?year. CEO Vickram Vathulya pinned the shortfall on the US government shutdown in the fourth quarter of 2025 and delayed defence budgets, insisting the full?year revenue target remains intact. The order pipeline, meanwhile, has swelled 77% since the start of the year to $799 million — a figure that suggests future billings but has yet to materialize in the profit?and?loss statement.
Historical losses have also been revised higher. The company’s preparation for a Nasdaq dual listing required conversion to US PCAOB accounting standards, which uncovered deeper red ink than previously reported. The net loss for 2025 was corrected upward from 186.5 million kronor to 222.6 million kronor.
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The board has been dramatically reshaped following the annual general meeting in Stockholm on June 15. Bami Bastani retains the chairmanship, while Joakim Nideborn steps in as deputy chairman with responsibility for investor relations. Helena Svancar, who brings two decades of M&A experience, also joins the board. One of the AGM’s most anticipated items — a proposal to authorize the issuance of up to 53.8 million new shares (a 15% dilution) to fund the Nasdaq listing, AI photonics expansion, and potential acquisitions — was abruptly withdrawn moments before the vote. The board said it wanted to develop its own strategy first and would bring a revised plan to an extraordinary general meeting.
However, shareholders did approve a separate authorization for the same number of new shares, allowing issuance for cash, in?kind contributions, or debt conversion. That gives the new board room to manoeuvre without needing another full shareholder vote. The convertible bond secured in March with Bootstrap Europe 4.0 S.à r.l. — 622,719 notes at a nominal value of 4.77 kronor each, carrying a 10.85% annual coupon and maturing December 31, 2029 — was also ratified.
The Nasdaq ambitions remain alive, but the timeline is now uncertain. Financial reports for 2024 and 2025 have already been restated to PCAOB standards. The board must now present a revised timetable for the US listing and flesh out the employee stock ownership plan before the next interim report on August 6.
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Adding to the complexity, the Swedish economic authority has opened an insider?trading investigation. Details of the planned Nasdaq listing reportedly leaked online in April, before any public announcement. Two US law firms are also examining potential securities law violations, though no formal lawsuits have been filed.
The stock’s extreme behaviour — annualized volatility of 236% — reflects the tug?of?war between transformative deals and persistent financial headwinds. From a year?to?date low of €0.27, the shares have staged a spectacular recovery. Every new piece of news gets priced in instantly. The next hard data point arrives August 6, when second?quarter results will show whether the pipeline wins are finally translating into revenue — and whether the board can deliver a credible Nasdaq road map amid the regulatory fog.
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