Polymatech and Artificial Electronics Intelligent Material Ltd

Polymatech Electronics Limited is an India-based multinational company specializing in opto-semiconductor chips and advanced electronic solutions. Established in 2007 as a subsidiary of Japan’s Polymatech Company Ltd., it was acquired in 2018 by Eswara Rao Nandam and Uma Nandam. Headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Polymatech operates a manufacturing facility in the SIPCOT Hi-Tech SEZ in Oragadam, producing LED semiconductor chips, microcontrollers, wireless chips, and luminaries for applications in lighting, automotive, healthcare, and telecommunications. The company has positioned itself as India’s first opto-semiconductor manufacturer since starting production in 2019, leveraging European and Japanese technologies. With a global footprint, Polymatech exports to the U.S., EU, and Middle East, reporting revenues of ₹1,200 crore in FY24 and aiming for $2.5 billion by FY26. It has ambitious expansion plans, including a ₹1,500 crore IPO and investments in 5G/6G chip production facilities in India, Bahrain, and Singapore.

Artificial Electronics Intelligent Material Ltd. (AEIM) is a Singapore-based wholly-owned subsidiary of Polymatech Electronics, incorporated to enhance its semiconductor capabilities. AEIM focuses on intelligent materials and advanced semiconductor technologies, complementing Polymatech’s offerings. It played a key role in the 2024 acquisition of Nisene Technology Group Inc., a U.S.-based firm with 50 years of expertise in silicon and silicon carbide integrated circuits. This acquisition, valued at $100 million, positions Polymatech and AEIM as one of the few global players with multi-wafer technology expertise, including silicon, silicon carbide, and sapphire-based semiconductors. AEIM’s operations, set to commence in Singapore by mid-2025, aim to support Polymatech’s goal of achieving $5 billion in revenue by 2030 through innovative chip fabrication and testing solutions.

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why has company reported hardy any sales in the past if it operating for decades?

Polymatech is attempting a reverse merger with AEIM after SEBI returned its IPO application in 2023. In the unlisted market, its share price appears highly undervalued, but social media is full with rumors of corporate governance issues.

I hold 6,600 shares of Polymatech, purchased at ₹180 each , but I’m unable to sell them due to a lack of buyers. This has been a well learnt lesson for me -not to invest solely based on financial statements and social media hype.

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