indie Semiconductor, Inc. Class A Common Stock

INDI

indie Semiconductor, Inc. Class A (INDI) is a semiconductor company focused on designing and developing analog, mixed-signal, and sensor integrated circuits for automotive, consumer, and industrial markets. The company provides solutions aimed at enabling next-generation electronic systems, including advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), connectivity, and IoT applications. Founded with an emphasis on innovation, indie Semiconductor aims to deliver high-performance, low-power chips to support the evolving needs of electronic devices across various industries.

$4.58 +0.01 (0.19%)
🚫 indie Semiconductor, Inc. Class A Common Stock does not pay dividends

Company News

Small Cap, Big Potential: 3 Tech Disruptors You Should Know About
Investing.com • Nathan Reiff • August 22, 2025

The article explores three small-cap tech companies in the semiconductor space with significant potential: indie Semiconductor, ACM Research, and Arteris, highlighting their unique market positions and growth opportunities despite challenges.

Why Indie Semiconductor Rallied This Week
The Motley Fool • Billy Duberstein • June 26, 2025

Indie Semiconductor's stock rallied 17.7% after a Wall Street analyst raised its price target to $8, citing strong future potential from customer wins and advanced automotive chip technologies.

Why Indie Semiconductor Stock Is Plummeting Today
The Motley Fool • Keith Noonan • February 21, 2025

Indie Semiconductor's Q4 earnings report missed Wall Street's expectations, with lower-than-expected sales and cautious guidance for Q1. The company's stock price dropped 9.1% in response.

Why Indie Semiconductor Stock Is Plummeting Today
The Motley Fool • Keith Noonan • December 3, 2024

Indie Semiconductor plans to sell up to $201.25 million in new convertible debt, which could increase the company's outstanding share count by about 24% if fully converted. The stock is falling due to the potentially dilutive impact of the debt offering.

Why Indie Semiconductor Stock Dived by Nearly 9% Today
The Motley Fool • Eric Volkman • September 3, 2024

Indie Semiconductor's top executives, including the CFO and co-founders, have taken significant pay cuts, with some receiving a base salary of just $1 per year. This move comes as the company aims to improve operational efficiency amid the ongoing electric vehicle (EV) slowdown.

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