Nearfield Instruments, a Dutch company founded in 2016, plans to go public by 2028 amid rising demand for its advanced measurement technologies, notably in semiconductor manufacturing. The CEO, Hamed Sadeghian, highlighted that their innovative atomic force microscopy technology has garnered interest beyond processors, reaching memory chip makers and those in the automotive and telecom industries. Recently, the company raised €135 million and has received significant government subsidies to support further development. Additionally, Nearfield aims to expand operations in the U.S. market, responding to robust orders and clients like Samsung.
Nearfield Instruments is planning to go public by 2028 in response to increased demand for its advanced measurement technology due to the AI chip boom.
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