EnSilica: Automotive Manufacturing and Supply Contract Win
Expected to deliver $75 million in revenue over 7 years
June 1, 2026 -- EnSilica plc (AIM: ENSI), a leading fabless microchip maker with a growing portfolio of reusable IP, serving the Space & Comms, Industrial, Automotive and Healthcare markets, is pleased to announce a new 7 year manufacturing and supply contract to produce an Arm based sensing chip for a German manufacturer of automotive components (the "Contract").
EnSilica was awarded the Contract after completing a competitive tender process. As the chip is already in production, no design or tape-out is required. EnSilica will now be responsible for the manufacturing and supply of the chip to the customer.
The Contract is expected to generate around $75 million in revenue over seven years, with approximately $4 million of revenue expected in the financial year ending 31 May 2027, with a gross margin reflecting the manufacturing-only nature of the Contract.
EnSilica was selected over a number of competing suppliers, reflecting the Company's growing expertise in the automotive sector and track record of delivering chip production at scale.
Ian Lankshear, CEO of EnSilica, commented: "We are pleased to have secured this Contract, which will not only generate material future revenues but is expected to also deliver significant strategic benefits for EnSilica.
The Contract opens up a connection to a Tier 1 German automotive supply chain, increases wafer volume shipments through our partner foundries - reinforcing our position as a key customer - and it secures the VDA-aligned automotive quality standard required to operate within the German automotive sector.
It also places EnSilica in a stronger position to secure future higher-margin ASIC design opportunities in this important market."
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About EnSilica plc
EnSilica is a fabless, application-specific chipmaker, combining deep domain and system-level expertise with world-class capability in RF, mmWave, mixed-signal and complex digital IC design. The Company serves customers across the space and communications, industrial, automotive and healthcare markets, where safety, security and reliability are critical.
A growing portfolio of reusable IP and silicon platforms underpins a repeatable, scalable delivery model, reducing development risk, cost and time to market while supporting long-term supply revenues. EnSilica has a strong track record of delivering production-proven silicon to demanding industry standards. Headquartered near Oxford, UK, the Company operates design centres across the UK, India, Brazil and Hungary.
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