The stock price of Anba, the largest imaging chip manufacturer, is more than 20% higher

Foreign media reports, Ambarella, a major manufacturer of image processing chips, considers the right to sell, and has entered the specific evaluation stage and is looking for suitable buyers through merger purchase consultants. Investors have positive expectations for this plan, leading Anba’s stock price to rise by more than 20% on the 24th.

Bloomberg took the lead in reporting on the 24th, and people familiar with the matter revealed that the Anba Branch has contacted investment banks for the right to apply for mergers and purchasers, and has begun to contact potential buyers with external investors. The people familiar with the matter said that the list of possible potential buyers includes chip manufacturers that intend to strengthen the layout of vehicle ICs and private equity investment companies. However, it is still in the preliminary discussion stage and no purchase and sale agreement has been reached, and the relevant details are still to be finalized.

On June 24, Anba's stock price rose 20.61% and closed at US$62.19. It has fallen by 14.50% this year, and the company's market value is about US$2.6 billion.

Emba Financial Report shows that in the first quarter of the 2026 year-on-year (as of April 30, 2025), benefiting from strong AI demand, the closing increased by 57.6% year-on-year to US$85.9 million, better than the expected US$83.65 million on Wall Street; after deducting one-time fees, the adjusted earnings per share was $0.07, better than the expected US$0.02 on Wall Street, while the adjusted earnings per share was $0.26 in the same period last year.