In its registration statement, the company says the net proceeds from its US listing will mainly support its expansion plans in the country.
For the FY2025 ended Dec 31, 2025, MetaOptics reported a deeper loss of $5.4 million from $2 million mainly due to the higher legal and professional fees incurred for its initial public offering (IPO). Revenue for the year surged by 891% y-o-y to $787,388 mainly due to higher sales of equipment from a customer’s direct laser writer (DLW) order, as well as higher sales of metalens products and equipment installation services.
Roth Capital Partners and Benchmark are the joint book-running managers.
As at 10.21am, shares in MetaOptics are trading 1 cent higher or 1.07% up at 94.5 cents.
