What is IPDiA?
IPDiA specializes in the development and production of silicon wafers, passive integrated circuits, and MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems). The company offers comprehensive services ranging from small-volume prototypes to large-scale industrial production, leveraging its proprietary technologies. IPDiA also provides industrialization services for customer processes, encompassing passive components, MEMS, and basic bipolar or MOS technologies. Their expertise extends to semiconductor studies, product sampling, and confidential prototype production, positioning them as a versatile partner for advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
How much funding has IPDiA raised?
IPDiA has raised a total of $6.8M across 1 funding round:
Series A
$6.8M
Series A (2009): $6.8M with participation from Emertec Gestion, CEA Investissement, NCI, and Prime Ventures
Key Investors in IPDiA
Emertec Gestion
Emertec Gestion is a European venture capital firm focused on energy and ecological transition, providing funding for innovative startups and SMEs. They invest across various stages of development, supporting companies with capital ranging from 1 to 30 million euros.
CEA Investissement
CEA Investissement, a subsidiary of CEA, invests in startups leveraging CEA technologies, particularly during their creation phase. They focus on supporting the scientific and commercial development of deeptech startups in sectors like microelectronics and materials.
NCI
NCI is a private equity firm specializing in regional investments for business creation, development, and transfer. They support SMEs and startups primarily in northwestern France, managing approximately 400 million euros and focusing on sustainable economic development.
What's next for IPDiA?
The substantial enterprise-level funding, particularly the recent strategic investment, signals a phase of aggressive scaling and technological advancement for IPDiA. This capital infusion is likely to be directed towards enhancing manufacturing capacity, further research and development in MEMS and integrated circuits, and potentially expanding market reach. The company's focus on industrialization of customer processes suggests a strategy to become a key manufacturing partner for emerging technologies, capitalizing on its established expertise and infrastructure.
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