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the recent price actions caught my attention and was wondering what is brewing. I think there should be some further development to its last acquisition related to Valeo; a new direction to its operating segment probably. from a pure server assembly to automotive/EE; adding plastic injection moulding and pcb assembly capacity. If it works well, it could serve other customers too.
Data comm and automotive segments showing good numbers from the last qr. For automotive, One qtr revenue in Q1FY26 is equivalent to full year revenue for FY24 and FY25. A successful testing and qualification for Poet's optical engines incorporating custom designed FAU will not only contribute to Natgate's revenue but also open up opportunity for other customers in the photonics/optical industry.
Erm.. I just see it performance. Hope those fund manager can see it too. I seen it prepare for transition from EMS into high tech value position such as photonics. I buying it future, hope it won’t disappointed me. Being apprentice there before, their management very good in position and planning, and always one step before. Hope current management team still the same.
ooh, must be a good apprenticeship experience for you. indeed the optical transceiver/photonics technology progress in natgate is impressive. Natgate has the capacity to support their customer's expansion :) datacom and automotive will be the ones to watch for.
But even it good. It’s no help because this is share market. People will just seen the cash out opportunity rather then see the company future especially bursa.
extracted from market research reports - Optical transceiver is on a trajectory that roughly doubles or more across the 2026 to 2036 period, with datacom - and the AI-network segment within it - the fastest-growing pool of demand; four structural shifts reshaping the market. The first is the migration from electro-absorption modulated lasers toward silicon photonics, which the report projects rising from roughly a quarter of datacom shipments toward two-thirds, commanding an even larger share of revenue. The second is the progression up the speed ladder, from 800G through 1.6T toward 3.2T. The third is the gradual emergence of co-packaged optics, integrating optical engines directly onto switch silicon to overcome the power and density limits of pluggable modules. The fourth is the diversification of demand beyond communications into access networks, wireless, automotive LiDAR, optical computing, and quantum applications. https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/6244194/the-global-optical-transceiver-market?utm_source=GNE&utm_medium=PressRelease&utm_code=7fnlzz&utm_campaign=2284500+-+Optical+Transceiver+Market+Set+to+Double+as+AI+Data+Centers+Drive+Unprecedented+Demand+for+800G+and+1.6T+Modules&utm_exec=clshmsai
See whether investor is looking for short term cash out or future orders, future earnings and future market position. Projected earnings of 3 years down the line rather than current profit. This is what I am seeing from now.
some corporate updates from POET (Canada) which should translate to higher activities at Natgate - The photonics specialist is pressing ahead with its plan to begin volume manufacturing of optical engines for AI data centres in the second half of 2026. By the end of 2027, management expects to hit a monthly run-rate of one million units. Those chips are designed for 800G and 1.6T transceivers, the backbone of next-generation AI infrastructure. More than ten active customer engagements are already on the books, with combined annual revenue potential north of $100 million — including early orders for 800G engines and a tie-up with Lumilens.