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# Cyient Semiconductors Acquires 74% Stake in Kinetic Technologies for $85 Mn
- URL: https://www.theleftshift.com/cyient-semiconductors-acquires-74-stake-in-kinetic-technologies-for-85-mn/
- Published: 2026-04-08T13:47:31.000Z
- Updated: 2026-04-08T13:47:31.000Z
- Description: The deal is aimed at building a globally competitive semiconductor platform from India, with a focus on power and compute infrastructure.
- Author: The Left Shift Bureau
- Tags: Acquisition

Hyderabad-based Cyient Semiconductors has completed the acquisition of a 74% stake in Kinetic Technologies, a San Jose-based chipmaker, for $85 million, marking a significant step in its global expansion strategy.

The investment is slightly below the previously announced $93 million commitment made in December when the companies signed a definitive agreement. 

The acquisition brings Kinetic Technologies under Cyient Semiconductors’ platform while allowing it to retain its existing leadership and operational structure.

The deal is aimed at building a globally competitive semiconductor platform from India, with a focus on power and compute infrastructure. By combining Cyient’s spec-to-silicon engineering capabilities with Kinetic’s portfolio, the partnership is expected to strengthen offerings in power management and protection integrated circuits.

Kinetic Technologies contributes more than 100 silicon-proven intellectual properties and over 250 products, enhancing the combined entity’s technology stack and market reach.

*“Kinetic Technologies’ proven leadership in power and protection ICs, combined with our custom silicon and ASSP expertise and access to world-class talent and manufacturing ecosystems, positions us to drive the next wave of intelligent power semiconductor solutions across critical markets,”* [*Suman Narayan*](https://www.linkedin.com/in/nsumant/?ref=theleftshift.com)*, Cyient Semiconductors CEO, said in a statement.*

The companies said the collaboration will support innovation, expand global reach, and contribute to India’s semiconductor ambitions under the India Semiconductor Mission. Engineering and customer-facing teams will remain unchanged to ensure continuity.

*“This partnership expands our engineering capacity and manufacturing in India, accelerates our R&D roadmap,”*[ *Kin Shum*](https://www.linkedin.com/in/kin-shum-1aa476278/?ref=theleftshift.com)*, Kinetic Technologies CEO, noted, adding that it will help address complex power challenges.*

The combined entity aims to scale operations and deliver advanced semiconductor solutions across computing and industrial sectors worldwide.