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SmallSmall      ( Date: 17-Mar-2026 11:02) Posted: It will need time to showcase its capability. Every stock has a beginning... last week release MetaOptics Ships Automatic Metalens Tester to Taiwanese Partner Pin-Jye Nano Technologies Strengthening Regional Testing Capabilities and Supporting Mass Production of Metalens Singapore &ndash 13 March 2026 &ndash MetaOptics Ltd (Catalist: 9MT) (&ldquo MetaOptics&rdquo or the &ldquo Company&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ) has completed the shipment of its Automatic Metalens Tester to its partner based in Taoyuan, Taiwan, which is positioned in close proximity to the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport providing easy access to regional and international customer. This deployment marks a significant milestone in establishing end-to-end metalens manufacturing capabilities in Taiwan, and further reinforces MetaOptics' commitment to supporting the region' s advanced semiconductor ecosystems. The Automatic Metalens Tester, developed in collaboration with a listed company specializing in highprecision automation and assembly, complements MetaOptics' Direct Laser Writer (DLW) system previously deployed at Pin-Jye Nano Technologies (&ldquo Pin-Jye&rdquo ) in September 2025. Pin-Jye now has a DLW installed and is capable of producing metalens. With the Automatic Metalens Tester, Pin-Jye is fully capable of producing metalens and can achieve 100% sorting and characterization of functional metalens. These combined capabilities strengthen their value proposition to serve Taiwanese customers. Metalens design continues to be anchored in MetaOptics&rsquo core technology hub, the Singapore Excellence Center. Specifically-built for MetaOptics&rsquo 12-inch glass-based metalens wafers, the Automatic Metalens Tester operates across visible (VIS) and near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths using dedicated laser sources. It automates critical testing steps, including wavelength and polarization-dependent optical efficiency and focus quality. The system supports a 360° × 120° field-of-view and working distances from a few centimetres to infinity. Integrated pick-and-place functionality allows for precise handling of individual dies from a 12-inch diced wafer, enables binning based on optical performance, and facilitates sorting into different JEDEC trays for good and defective metalenses. This will improve throughput, consistency, and traceability&mdash key enablers for mass production that meet the reliability standards expected by leading global technology brands in Co-Packaged Optics (CPO), mobile, augmented reality, automotive, and other emerging applications. " Building a robust metalens manufacturing ecosystem in Taiwan with our DLW and Automatic Metalens Tester allows us to serve customers more effectively," said Thng Chong Kim, Executive Chairman of MetaOptics Ltd. " This integrated approach&mdash combining rapid prototyping with automated testing and quality control&mdash positions our Taiwan operations to serve partners across the semiconductor supply chain with faster turnaround times, enhanced quality assurance, and a clear path to mass production. Additionally, we are collaborating with a renowned European foundry to implement the Automatic Metalens Tester in their factory." MetaOptics is committed to expanding its global production network and is exploring further deployments of Direct Laser Writers and Automatic Metalens Testers in key markets to meet growing customer demand. Beyond the DLW and Automatic Metalens Tester, MetaOptics also offers a cuttingedge automatic metalens optical module assembler for color and monochrome camera module construction. These systems collectively form a business unit within the Company, which operates four vertically integrated business units: capital equipment, metalens design & foundry, IoT & smart devices, and AI algorithms.  PQTPQK      ( Date: 17-Mar-2026 10:59) Posted: fair val so high from DBS...

 

It will need time to showcase its capability.
Every stock has a beginning...

last week release

MetaOptics Ships Automatic Metalens Tester to Taiwanese Partner Pin-Jye Nano Technologies Strengthening Regional Testing Capabilities and Supporting Mass Production of Metalens Singapore &ndash 13 March 2026 &ndash MetaOptics Ltd (Catalist: 9MT) (&ldquo MetaOptics&rdquo or the &ldquo Company&rdquo , and together with its subsidiaries, the &ldquo Group&rdquo ) has completed the shipment of its Automatic Metalens Tester to its partner based in Taoyuan, Taiwan, which is positioned in close proximity to the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport providing easy access to regional and international customer. This deployment marks a significant milestone in establishing end-to-end metalens manufacturing capabilities in Taiwan, and further reinforces MetaOptics' commitment to supporting the region' s advanced semiconductor ecosystems. The Automatic Metalens Tester, developed in collaboration with a listed company specializing in highprecision automation and assembly, complements MetaOptics' Direct Laser Writer (DLW) system previously deployed at Pin-Jye Nano Technologies (&ldquo Pin-Jye&rdquo ) in September 2025. Pin-Jye now has a DLW installed and is capable of producing metalens. With the Automatic Metalens Tester, Pin-Jye is fully capable of producing metalens and can achieve 100% sorting and characterization of functional metalens. These combined capabilities strengthen their value proposition to serve Taiwanese customers. Metalens design continues to be anchored in MetaOptics&rsquo core technology hub, the Singapore Excellence Center. Specifically-built for MetaOptics&rsquo 12-inch glass-based metalens wafers, the Automatic Metalens Tester operates across visible (VIS) and near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths using dedicated laser sources. It automates critical testing steps, including wavelength and polarization-dependent optical efficiency and focus quality. The system supports a 360° × 120° field-of-view and working distances from a few centimetres to infinity. Integrated pick-and-place functionality allows for precise handling of individual dies from a 12-inch diced wafer, enables binning based on optical performance, and facilitates sorting into different JEDEC trays for good and defective metalenses. This will improve throughput, consistency, and traceability&mdash key enablers for mass production that meet the reliability standards expected by leading global technology brands in Co-Packaged Optics (CPO), mobile, augmented reality, automotive, and other emerging applications. " Building a robust metalens manufacturing ecosystem in Taiwan with our DLW and Automatic Metalens Tester allows us to serve customers more effectively," said Thng Chong Kim, Executive Chairman of MetaOptics Ltd. " This integrated approach&mdash combining rapid prototyping with automated testing and quality control&mdash positions our Taiwan operations to serve partners across the semiconductor supply chain with faster turnaround times, enhanced quality assurance, and a clear path to mass production. Additionally, we are collaborating with a renowned European foundry to implement the Automatic Metalens Tester in their factory." MetaOptics is committed to expanding its global production network and is exploring further deployments of Direct Laser Writers and Automatic Metalens Testers in key markets to meet growing customer demand. Beyond the DLW and Automatic Metalens Tester, MetaOptics also offers a cuttingedge automatic metalens optical module assembler for color and monochrome camera module construction. These systems collectively form a business unit within the Company, which operates four vertically integrated business units: capital equipment, metalens design & foundry, IoT & smart devices, and AI algorithms. 

PQTPQK      ( Date: 17-Mar-2026 10:59) Posted: fair val so high from DBS.... Joelton      ( Date: 10-Feb-2026 11:18) Posted: DBS sees potential fair value of $1.80 for MetaOptics &lsquo path to breakeven becoming visible&rsquo &ldquo From breakthrough to scalable growth,&rdquo writes DBS Group Research analyst Ling Lee Keng on the recently-listed MetaOptics. In her Feb 5 un-rated report, Ling has a potential fair value of $1.80 on the semiconductor optics company, MetaOptics is a leading player in semiconductor-style, wafer-level manufacturing of ultra-thin, flat optical lenses called metalens, which enables the mass production of ultra-thin, high precision optical components. &ldquo This differentiates it from traditional glass-lens makers and positions the company as an early leader capable of supplying high-volume consumer electronics and automotive applications,&rdquo writes Ling. The company addresses a &ldquo critical industry bottleneck&rdquo with its ability to leverage semiconductor-style, wafer-level manufacturing, leading to the consistent, high-volume production of up to 30 million lenses per year, which positions the company for &ldquo mass-market&rdquo adoption. Presently, as a sub-five-year start-up, MetaOptics remains loss-making. It recorded $79,440 in sales in the FY2024 and net loss reached $2.34 million, widening from $1.23 million in losses recorded in the preceding FY2023. In the most recent 3MFY2025, it reported a revenue of $52,648 while reporting a net loss of $706,391. Despite this, Ling sees with development agreements secured with leading consumer electronics players and active sampling of metalens modules underway, MetaOptics is &ldquo well positioned&rdquo to scale production and accelerate commercial adoption of its technology. She adds: &ldquo Furthermore, collaborations with NVIDIA and Qualcomm also help to accelerate MetaOptics&rsquo integration into the mainstream product supply chain. We expect MetaOptics to reach breakeven in FY2027&ndash FY2028.&rdquo MetaOptics listed on the Singapore Exchange on September 9, 2025, where it raised capital via a placement of 30 million shares at 20 cents each. Just two months after, the company completed a strategic share placement in November 2025, issuing 6.7 million new shares at 72.55 cents per share to raise $4.85 million. The proceeds went towards strengthening the company&rsquo s capital base and working capital while supporting the scale-up of metalens production amid rising global demand. On this, Ling writes: &ldquo The placement drew participation from both new and existing shareholders, underscoring growing investor confidence.&rdquo The analyst notes that the global metalens market is at an &ldquo early but rapidly accelerating&rdquo stage, with a market size of US$30.2 million ($38.3 million) in 2024. This, Ling adds, is projected to reach US$287m by 2028, implying a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 75.6%. &ldquo Growth is underpinned by rising demand for miniaturised, high-performance optical systems across consumer electronics, IoT, automotive, and industrial sensing, where conventional multielement lenses are increasingly constrained by size and performance limitations,&rdquo writes Ling. Another driver in metalens is the global camera modules market, where according to a study by global growth insights, was valued at about US$77.6 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to over US$420 billion by 2034, implying a robust an about 18.4 % CAGR, driven by demand in smartphones, automotive systems, augmented reality (AR)/ virtual reality (VR) devices, and internet of things (IoT) imaging applications. &ldquo On the AR/VR front, research firm IDC forecasts AR/VR headset shipments could rise from an estimated 6.7 million units in 2024 to 22.9 million by 2028, driven by more affordable designs and artificial intelligence (AI) integration in smart glasses and headsets,&rdquo writes Ling. Global smartphone camera module shipments meanwhile exceeded 2.5 billion units in 2024, driven by multi-lens configurations and higher imaging requirements in consumer phones. Additionally, the smart glasses industry &ldquo alone&rdquo recorded 110 % y-o-y shipment growth in the first half of 2025, to which the analyst notes highlights an &ldquo accelerating interest&rdquo in wearable optics. Beyond this, Ling sees that MetaOptics has secured development agreements with leading consumer electronics players and is actively sampling metalens modules, which signals &ldquo early industry validation&rdquo . She writes: &ldquo Backed by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) as a minority equity investor, providing capital and access to research and production facilities, the company is well-positioned to scale production and accelerate commercial adoption of its metalens technology.&rdquo With this, Ling believes MetaOptics has the &ldquo potential for multi-fold revenue growth&rdquo over the medium-to long term as development agreements with leading consumer electronics players convert into commercial production, likely from 2028 onwards. Assuming a long-term revenue target of above $100 million, and applying an around two times price-to-sales ratio (P/S) multiple, in line with the average forward P/S of of around two times for the &ldquo closest comparable universe&rdquo within the smartphone and consumer electronics segment, Ling views her fair value of $1.80 as &ldquo reasonable&rdquo . In the FY2025, she expects MetaOptics to post a surge in revenue to $715,000, primarily driven by robust equipment sales. Growth momentum she notes is projected to accelerate further in the FY2026, with revenue to double y-o-y. &ldquo This reflects the company&rsquo s significant growth optionality and early leadership in scalable metalens manufacturing. We believe this valuation appropriately balances execution and profitability risks against the company&rsquo s strong growth outlook, improving revenue visibility, and long-term operating leverage as scale benefits begin to materialise,&rdquo surmises Ling. One key risk noted by her is that MetaOptics is &ldquo highly contingent&rdquo on securing revenue-generating contracts from on-going engagements with potential customers. As at 4.56 pm, shares in MetaOptics are trading three cents up at $1.13.

 

fair val so high from DBS....

Joelton      ( Date: 10-Feb-2026 11:18) Posted: DBS sees potential fair value of $1.80 for MetaOptics &lsquo path to breakeven becoming visible&rsquo &ldquo From breakthrough to scalable growth,&rdquo writes DBS Group Research analyst Ling Lee Keng on the recently-listed MetaOptics. In her Feb 5 un-rated report, Ling has a potential fair value of $1.80 on the semiconductor optics company, MetaOptics is a leading player in semiconductor-style, wafer-level manufacturing of ultra-thin, flat optical lenses called metalens, which enables the mass production of ultra-thin, high precision optical components. &ldquo This differentiates it from traditional glass-lens makers and positions the company as an early leader capable of supplying high-volume consumer electronics and automotive applications,&rdquo writes Ling. The company addresses a &ldquo critical industry bottleneck&rdquo with its ability to leverage semiconductor-style, wafer-level manufacturing, leading to the consistent, high-volume production of up to 30 million lenses per year, which positions the company for &ldquo mass-market&rdquo adoption. Presently, as a sub-five-year start-up, MetaOptics remains loss-making. It recorded $79,440 in sales in the FY2024 and net loss reached $2.34 million, widening from $1.23 million in losses recorded in the preceding FY2023. In the most recent 3MFY2025, it reported a revenue of $52,648 while reporting a net loss of $706,391. Despite this, Ling sees with development agreements secured with leading consumer electronics players and active sampling of metalens modules underway, MetaOptics is &ldquo well positioned&rdquo to scale production and accelerate commercial adoption of its technology. She adds: &ldquo Furthermore, collaborations with NVIDIA and Qualcomm also help to accelerate MetaOptics&rsquo integration into the mainstream product supply chain. We expect MetaOptics to reach breakeven in FY2027&ndash FY2028.&rdquo MetaOptics listed on the Singapore Exchange on September 9, 2025, where it raised capital via a placement of 30 million shares at 20 cents each. Just two months after, the company completed a strategic share placement in November 2025, issuing 6.7 million new shares at 72.55 cents per share to raise $4.85 million. The proceeds went towards strengthening the company&rsquo s capital base and working capital while supporting the scale-up of metalens production amid rising global demand. On this, Ling writes: &ldquo The placement drew participation from both new and existing shareholders, underscoring growing investor confidence.&rdquo The analyst notes that the global metalens market is at an &ldquo early but rapidly accelerating&rdquo stage, with a market size of US$30.2 million ($38.3 million) in 2024. This, Ling adds, is projected to reach US$287m by 2028, implying a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 75.6%. &ldquo Growth is underpinned by rising demand for miniaturised, high-performance optical systems across consumer electronics, IoT, automotive, and industrial sensing, where conventional multielement lenses are increasingly constrained by size and performance limitations,&rdquo writes Ling. Another driver in metalens is the global camera modules market, where according to a study by global growth insights, was valued at about US$77.6 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to over US$420 billion by 2034, implying a robust an about 18.4 % CAGR, driven by demand in smartphones, automotive systems, augmented reality (AR)/ virtual reality (VR) devices, and internet of things (IoT) imaging applications. &ldquo On the AR/VR front, research firm IDC forecasts AR/VR headset shipments could rise from an estimated 6.7 million units in 2024 to 22.9 million by 2028, driven by more affordable designs and artificial intelligence (AI) integration in smart glasses and headsets,&rdquo writes Ling. Global smartphone camera module shipments meanwhile exceeded 2.5 billion units in 2024, driven by multi-lens configurations and higher imaging requirements in consumer phones. Additionally, the smart glasses industry &ldquo alone&rdquo recorded 110 % y-o-y shipment growth in the first half of 2025, to which the analyst notes highlights an &ldquo accelerating interest&rdquo in wearable optics. Beyond this, Ling sees that MetaOptics has secured development agreements with leading consumer electronics players and is actively sampling metalens modules, which signals &ldquo early industry validation&rdquo . She writes: &ldquo Backed by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) as a minority equity investor, providing capital and access to research and production facilities, the company is well-positioned to scale production and accelerate commercial adoption of its metalens technology.&rdquo With this, Ling believes MetaOptics has the &ldquo potential for multi-fold revenue growth&rdquo over the medium-to long term as development agreements with leading consumer electronics players convert into commercial production, likely from 2028 onwards. Assuming a long-term revenue target of above $100 million, and applying an around two times price-to-sales ratio (P/S) multiple, in line with the average forward P/S of of around two times for the &ldquo closest comparable universe&rdquo within the smartphone and consumer electronics segment, Ling views her fair value of $1.80 as &ldquo reasonable&rdquo . In the FY2025, she expects MetaOptics to post a surge in revenue to $715,000, primarily driven by robust equipment sales. Growth momentum she notes is projected to accelerate further in the FY2026, with revenue to double y-o-y. &ldquo This reflects the company&rsquo s significant growth optionality and early leadership in scalable metalens manufacturing. We believe this valuation appropriately balances execution and profitability risks against the company&rsquo s strong growth outlook, improving revenue visibility, and long-term operating leverage as scale benefits begin to materialise,&rdquo surmises Ling. One key risk noted by her is that MetaOptics is &ldquo highly contingent&rdquo on securing revenue-generating contracts from on-going engagements with potential customers. As at 4.56 pm, shares in MetaOptics are trading three cents up at $1.13.

 

Watch for the rebound.......Crashed from $1.20 Technicals are oversold.
Tech rebounding...$0.73 +$0.01

 

 

DBS sees potential fair value of $1.80 for MetaOptics &lsquo path to breakeven becoming visible&rsquo

&ldquo From breakthrough to scalable growth,&rdquo writes DBS Group Research analyst Ling Lee Keng on the recently-listed MetaOptics. In her Feb 5 un-rated report, Ling has a potential fair value of $1.80 on the semiconductor optics company,

MetaOptics is a leading player in semiconductor-style, wafer-level manufacturing of ultra-thin, flat optical lenses called metalens, which enables the mass production of ultra-thin, high precision optical components.

&ldquo This differentiates it from traditional glass-lens makers and positions the company as an early leader capable of supplying high-volume consumer electronics and automotive applications,&rdquo writes Ling.

The company addresses a &ldquo critical industry bottleneck&rdquo with its ability to leverage semiconductor-style, wafer-level manufacturing, leading to the consistent, high-volume production of up to 30 million lenses per year, which positions the company for &ldquo mass-market&rdquo adoption.

Presently, as a sub-five-year start-up, MetaOptics remains loss-making.

It recorded $79,440 in sales in the FY2024 and net loss reached $2.34 million, widening from $1.23 million in losses recorded in the preceding FY2023. In the most recent 3MFY2025, it reported a revenue of $52,648 while reporting a net loss of $706,391.

Despite this, Ling sees with development agreements secured with leading consumer electronics players and active sampling of metalens modules underway, MetaOptics is &ldquo well positioned&rdquo to scale production and accelerate commercial adoption of its technology.

She adds: &ldquo Furthermore, collaborations with NVIDIA and Qualcomm also help to accelerate MetaOptics&rsquo integration into the mainstream product supply chain. We expect MetaOptics to reach breakeven in FY2027&ndash FY2028.&rdquo

MetaOptics listed on the Singapore Exchange on September 9, 2025, where it raised capital via a placement of 30 million shares at 20 cents each. Just two months after, the company completed a strategic share placement in November 2025, issuing 6.7 million new shares at 72.55 cents per share to raise $4.85 million.

The proceeds went towards strengthening the company&rsquo s capital base and working capital while supporting the scale-up of metalens production amid rising global demand.

On this, Ling writes: &ldquo The placement drew participation from both new and existing shareholders, underscoring growing investor confidence.&rdquo

The analyst notes that the global metalens market is at an &ldquo early but rapidly accelerating&rdquo stage, with a market size of US$30.2 million ($38.3 million) in 2024. This, Ling adds, is projected to reach US$287m by 2028, implying a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 75.6%.

&ldquo Growth is underpinned by rising demand for miniaturised, high-performance optical systems across consumer electronics, IoT, automotive, and industrial sensing, where conventional multielement lenses are increasingly constrained by size and performance limitations,&rdquo writes Ling.

Another driver in metalens is the global camera modules market, where according to a study by global growth insights, was valued at about US$77.6 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to over US$420 billion by 2034, implying a robust an about 18.4 % CAGR, driven by demand in smartphones, automotive systems, augmented reality (AR)/ virtual reality (VR) devices, and internet of things (IoT) imaging applications.

&ldquo On the AR/VR front, research firm IDC forecasts AR/VR headset shipments could rise from an estimated 6.7 million units in 2024 to 22.9 million by 2028, driven by more affordable designs and artificial intelligence (AI) integration in smart glasses and headsets,&rdquo writes Ling.

Global smartphone camera module shipments meanwhile exceeded 2.5 billion units in 2024, driven by multi-lens configurations and higher imaging requirements in consumer phones.

Additionally, the smart glasses industry &ldquo alone&rdquo recorded 110 % y-o-y shipment growth in the first half of 2025, to which the analyst notes highlights an &ldquo accelerating interest&rdquo in wearable optics.

Beyond this, Ling sees that MetaOptics has secured development agreements with leading consumer electronics players and is actively sampling metalens modules, which signals &ldquo early industry validation&rdquo .

She writes: &ldquo Backed by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) as a minority equity investor, providing capital and access to research and production facilities, the company is well-positioned to scale production and accelerate commercial adoption of its metalens technology.&rdquo

With this, Ling believes MetaOptics has the &ldquo potential for multi-fold revenue growth&rdquo over the medium-to long term as development agreements with leading consumer electronics players convert into commercial production, likely from 2028 onwards.

Assuming a long-term revenue target of above $100 million, and applying an around two times price-to-sales ratio (P/S) multiple, in line with the average forward P/S of of around two times for the &ldquo closest comparable universe&rdquo within the smartphone and consumer electronics segment, Ling views her fair value of $1.80 as &ldquo reasonable&rdquo .

In the FY2025, she expects MetaOptics to post a surge in revenue to $715,000, primarily driven by robust equipment sales. Growth momentum she notes is projected to accelerate further in the FY2026, with revenue to double y-o-y.

&ldquo This reflects the company&rsquo s significant growth optionality and early leadership in scalable metalens manufacturing. We believe this valuation appropriately balances execution and profitability risks against the company&rsquo s strong growth outlook, improving revenue visibility, and long-term operating leverage as scale benefits begin to materialise,&rdquo surmises Ling.

One key risk noted by her is that MetaOptics is &ldquo highly contingent&rdquo on securing revenue-generating contracts from on-going engagements with potential customers.

As at 4.56 pm, shares in MetaOptics are trading three cents up at $1.13.

 

DBS 06 Feb 2026

 

From last year 2025 CES, hopefully more new positive developments in current 2026 CES.

https://metaoptics.sg/news/spore-firms-showcase-cutting-edge-lenses-customisable-tvs-and-other-tech-at-ces-2025-in-las-vegas/
Last year, it was mentioned that  " the company has sewn up at least one memorandum of understanding at CES &ndash with a supply chain partner of a major South Korean smartphone maker."
Hope this lead to breakthrough revenue orders by this year. There are only 2 major Korean smartphone brands, Samsung and LG. If one of these brands incorporate metaoptics lens into their products, it will be a big validation of MetaOptics technology.

 

 

Watching this one closely.
Unusually strong $1.34 +$0.07

 

Moving....$1.25 +$0.07...Lai liao
  Jan CES 2026 well received?

 

Up $0.15 @ $1.31

 

I believe such prototype display is very common to showcase the component feature. Its not off the shelf component that you can just plug and play. If customer is interested, they will commit an initial amount to design the component to fit their end product (size, features,  etc). Once they satisfied, then they will commit money for real production orders. 

dexterderc      ( Date: 09-Dec-2025 09:01) Posted: Expect.. so maybe not. The photos look like AI generated/photoshopped. So they are showcasing just the module or able to show a working "prototype" with a phone? cmengchan      ( Date: 08-Dec-2025 21:08) Posted: https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/BNT6V4CTQ5CKTZBB/2681a16937eaa970d9fd13202852fc2f002429c420707bc6a1ec8b9f994497d8 General Announcement::Press Release - MetaOptics to Showcase Five Breakthrough Metalens-Powered Products at CES 2026 Expect to showcase products in Jan CES 2026. I think the 2 modules that target smartphones' camera bump and touch-free biometric fingerprint have high potential.

 

go ahead and short for those who are skeptical 
$1.28 +$0.13

SmallSmall      ( Date: 09-Dec-2025 09:04) Posted: Those who know knows..... :)

 

Those who know knows..... :)

 

Expect.. so maybe not. The photos look like AI generated/photoshopped. So they are showcasing just the module or able to show a working "prototype" with a phone?

cmengchan      ( Date: 08-Dec-2025 21:08) Posted: https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/BNT6V4CTQ5CKTZBB/2681a16937eaa970d9fd13202852fc2f002429c420707bc6a1ec8b9f994497d8 General Announcement::Press Release - MetaOptics to Showcase Five Breakthrough Metalens-Powered Products at CES 2026 Expect to showcase products in Jan CES 2026. I think the 2 modules that target smartphones' camera bump and touch-free biometric fingerprint have high potential.

 

Turn up again today. Don't dare short with the news.

 

https://links.sgx.com/1.0.0/corporate-announcements/BNT6V4CTQ5CKTZBB/2681a16937eaa970d9fd13202852fc2f002429c420707bc6a1ec8b9f994497d8

General Announcement::Press Release - MetaOptics to Showcase Five Breakthrough Metalens-Powered Products at CES 2026
Expect to showcase products in Jan CES 2026. I think the 2 modules that target smartphones' camera bump and touch-free biometric fingerprint have high potential.

 

 

buy on dips

 

Anyone ever curious about the CEO? A retiree who suddenly feels the need to bridge semiconductor research to markets. That's all the credentials I can find.

 

for what reason if i may ask?

Sgvale      ( Date: 08-Dec-2025 10:20) Posted: That's why the IPO is price at $0.20 by industry profession for a reason. dexterderc      ( Date: 08-Dec-2025 09:59) Posted: Nicely said. The company is bleeding money with no real orders, with the two research scientists salaries paid under the T-up scheme. Anyways, they are also not the only metalens company in the world. The Harvard spinoff actually has a very strong team and much better outlook