TechFlow News, May 30: Jonas Myrdal, a prosecutor at the Swedish Economic Crime Authority, stated that an anonymous X account with approximately 200,000 followers disclosed Sivers Semiconductors’ (NASDAQ: SIVE) consideration of a dual listing in the United States roughly 48 hours before the company’s official announcement—a circumstance “unlikely to be mere coincidence.”
Subsequently, SIVE issued an official press release confirming it is advancing related plans. Myrdal believes it is highly probable that material information leaked prior to the official announcement and noted that the anonymous account had previously published numerous posts promoting SIVE. During this period, SIVE’s share price surged significantly.
Myrdal further recommended that Nasdaq launch an investigation into the matter and examine whether violations of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) or other regulations occurred.
Notably, Serenity—an investor recently gaining market attention for his focus on AI photonics and co-packaged optics (CPO)—has repeatedly expressed strong confidence in SIVE. He views SIVE as one of the most attractive photonics investment opportunities currently available and confirmed he continues to hold a position in the stock.
Serenity previously forecast that SIVE—currently valued at approximately $2.1 billion—could grow into an industry leader with a market capitalization exceeding $80 billion, drawing parallels between SIVE’s growth trajectory and that of Lumentum (LITE), a leading optical communications company.
As of now, no formal investigation has been launched, and SIVE has not issued any further response regarding the information leak controversy.
