EnSilica Rises 5.5% on First Production Order

2 min read | September 03, 2024 11:14 AM BST | By Team Kalkine Media

Shares of EnSilica PLC (LSE:ENSI) rose by 5.5% following the announcement of its first production order for an Arm-based industrial controller ASIC. This contract, anticipated to generate over $30 million in revenue over seven years, marks a significant milestone for the company.

Originally announced in July 2022, the contract was awarded by a leading European industrial original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and focuses on a critical component for factory automation systems. EnSilica, recognized for its proficiency in mixed-signal ASICs, completed the tape-out of this ASIC in October 2023, marking the final design stage before mass production. The initial batch of the ASIC is slated for delivery in the first half of 2025.

The news of the secured order and the expected long-term revenue has positively impacted EnSilica's stock, with the shares increasing by 2.5p to 48p in early trading. This development underscores the company's growing presence and capability in the industrial automation sector, as it continues to build on its reputation for delivering complex ASIC solutions.

The successful acquisition and progress of this contract highlight EnSilica's strategic focus on expanding its role within the industrial sector, aligning with the broader trend of increasing automation and the demand for specialized semiconductor components. With the first production run on track, the company is positioned to meet the rising needs of its OEM partner, reinforcing its commitment to innovation and quality in ASIC design and production.

This contract represents a significant opportunity for EnSilica, offering a steady revenue stream and further establishing its credentials in the competitive market of industrial automation. The company's ability to secure such a substantial order is a testament to its technical expertise and strategic vision, positioning it well for future growth in this sector.


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