Infineon Closes €570M ams OSRAM Deal

According to Infineon Technologies, the company has completed its acquisition of the non-optical analog and mixed-signal sensor product portfolio from ams OSRAM, further strengthening its position in the automotive, industrial, and medical sensor markets. The €570 million transaction, first announced in February 2026, has now officially closed after receiving all required regulatory approvals.

The acquisition expands Infineon’s sensor technology portfolio, adds experienced engineering talent and new research and development facilities, and supports the continued growth of the company’s newly established Edge Systems Division.

Infineon expects the acquired business to generate approximately €230 million in revenue during 2026 while immediately contributing to earnings per share. The company also anticipates long-term synergies by combining the newly acquired sensor technologies with its own semiconductor manufacturing expertise and mixed-signal intellectual property.

The acquired product portfolio will become part of Infineon’s Edge Systems Division, which integrates sensing, computing, connectivity, and security technologies to deliver comprehensive edge system solutions. The acquired teams and assets will be incorporated into the company's existing sensor and RF businesses.

The acquisition significantly broadens Infineon’s capabilities in positioning and temperature sensing by adding high-precision positioning, capacitive sensing, and temperature sensing technologies for automotive, industrial, consumer electronics, and medical applications.

These technologies support a wide range of use cases, including vehicle chassis position sensing, in-cabin hand detection systems, robotic angle and position sensing, and continuous glucose monitoring devices. The mixed-signal portfolio also includes medical imaging technologies used in computed tomography (CT) scanners, digital X-ray systems, and sensor interface application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs).

In addition to the technology portfolio, Infineon is welcoming approximately 230 employees specializing in research and development as well as business management. The acquisition also expands the company's global R&D footprint with three new development centers located in Valencia, Spain; Rapperswil, Switzerland; and Hyderabad, India.

The transaction further advances Infineon’s long-term strategy of expanding beyond discrete semiconductor devices toward complete edge system solutions that combine sensing, processing, and connectivity. As demand continues to grow for intelligent industrial automation, software-defined vehicles, and connected healthcare devices, the expanded sensor portfolio strengthens Infineon’s competitive position across multiple high-growth semiconductor markets.