ams OSRAM sells CMOS image sensor business to indie Semiconductor for EUR 40 million cash

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  • ams OSRAM agreed to sell its CMOS image sensor business to indie Semiconductor for EUR 40 million, comprising EUR 35 million cash plus a EUR 5 million seller’s note due in two years.
  • Closing expected within six months, subject to customary conditions.
  • Divestment supports shift in investment toward digital photonics growth areas such as AI photonics for data centers and AR smart glasses.
  • About EUR 20 million of proceeds tied to entities that guarantee group convertible bonds and senior notes will be used for pro-rata buyback or redemption of those instruments.


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