Milliard-ALS: Marvell sells automotive division to Infineon!

Milliard-ALS: Marvell sells automotive division to Infineon!

In a huge strategic turn, Marvell Technology has now officially sold his automotive ethernet division to Infineon Technologies AG for a whopping $ 2.5 billion. This transaction, which was completed on August 14, 2025, marks a decisive step for Marvell towards a realignment on the growing market for data centers and artificial intelligence.

With this decision, as in a report by Börse Express Place AI chips and advanced packaging technologies. Honestly, it is not just a sale of a business branch, but the chance to establish yourself as a leading provider in the booming data infrastructure segment. This annoys above where the balance sheets are written, but at the same time cheer on the innovation slaves, which can expect further details for using this fresh capital in the next call updates.

The future after the sale

With the sale of his automotive Ethernet division, Marvell goes a piece of sales: In the fiscal year 2026 there was talk of planned income between $ 225 and $ 250 million. But the company has announced that this loss will not have a noticeable effect on the adjusted profit per share. Definitely a calming for investors and analysts who are looking forward to an investor call on August 28, 2025, where the future plans are talked about.

Not to be neglected is the central portfolio for this transactional movement: Marvells Brightlane® Automotive Ethernet, which covers the entire range for modern automotive networks, is now being continued under the umbrella of Infineon. The company hopes to significantly strengthen its own positions in the automotive sector and to offer innovative solutions in one of the largest markets in the world.

The automotive market in upheaval

The automotive industry itself is a fascinating pavement. According to wikipedia it is one of the largest industries worldwide, and not without reason: it includes all areas to design to marketing. With a share of sales of over 16% in countries such as France and impressive 40% in Slovakia, you can guess how important this sector is.

Especially new technologies are steaming here. In 2024, for example, China produced over 31 million vehicles, which made the country the largest manufacturer of passenger cars. The Automotive Ethernet technologies, which Marvell has now submitted, are anything but antiquated and play a key role in the connection of vehicles and infrastructure-a topic that is becoming increasingly important in view of the progressive electrification and automation of the vehicles.

With the sale and focus on innovative technologies, Marvell is strategically good. As the Eastern Austrian says: "Who does not dare who doesn't win." A look into the digital age with AI and data -based solutions promises exciting boost of innovation, while the direction is clearly set as a result of the sale. Marvell has proven the right hand, possibly also in the hope, the right cards can be selected in the end so as not to go under in the competitive market.