Infineon Technologies completed its acquisition of the non-optical analog and mixed-signal sensor portfolio from ams OSRAM on Tuesday, expanding its position in automotive and industrial sensing and adding roughly 230 employees across three new locations.
The deal, announced in February 2026 and cleared by regulators, brings two product lines into Infineon's Edge Systems division. The first, positioning and temperature sensors, covers automotive applications including chassis position sensing and hands-on-wheel detection, as well as angle and position sensing for robotics and glucose monitoring in medical devices.
The second, mixed-signal products, adds medical imaging interfaces for computed tomography and digital X-ray systems, along with sensor interface ASICs.
The acquired business is expected to generate approximately EUR230 million in revenue for the calendar year 2026 and is accretive to earnings per share at closing. Infineon said future synergies are expected to create additional value over time.
Stephan Zizala, who heads Infineon's Edge Systems division, said the deal complements the company's existing portfolio and opens the door to new product development by combining ams OSRAM's sensor expertise with Infineon's wafer technologies and mixed-signal IP.
The transaction brings new facilities in Valencia, Rapperswil, and Hyderabad, with staff focused on R&D and business management.
The acquisition fits into Infineon's broader Edge Systems strategy, which bundles sensors, compute, connectivity, and security into integrated system-level solutions. The company said combining ams OSRAM's sensor portfolio with its own wafer technologies and mixed-signal IP would support new product development for automotive, industrial, and medical customers.
Article edited by Jack Wu
