MetaOptics Shares Surge After Successful SGX Listing

Oct 8, 2025
MetaOptics Ltd has seen its share price more than double since its listing on the SGX Catalist Board, driven by strong market interest in its metaoptics technologies.

MetaOptics Ltd has experienced a significant increase in its share price, more than doubling since its listing on the SGX Catalist Board on September 9, 2025. The company's shares surged by 25% on the first day of trading, closing at S$0.24 per share, above the issue price of S$0.20. As of October 8, 2025, the shares reached highs of S$0.75, with a market capitalization of approximately S$113.3 million, announced in a press release.

The company has announced plans to enhance its production and product development capabilities in Taoyuan, Taiwan. This includes deploying additional Direct Laser Writers and automatic testers to meet the growing demand for metalenses and accelerate the development of next-generation optical solutions. MetaOptics is also working on several product innovations, including a rectangular metalens design for full-color imaging and a new Pico Projector 2.0, which is set to be one of the smallest projectors worldwide.

Furthermore, MetaOptics has entered into a development agreement with a leading South Korean consumer electronics company for metalens modules and is engaging with other major companies for potential applications. These strategic moves are expected to drive revenue growth and strengthen the company's position in the high-growth technology sector.

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