Intevac positioned itself as a leading provider of thin-film process technology and manufacturing platforms for high-volume manufacturing environments, with materials science expertise primarily deployed to the hard disk drive (HDD) industry where its systems supported disk media production and technology upgrades. The company's 200 Lean platform is critical for advanced Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording (HAMR) media production.
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In 2024, Intevac's revenue was $63.98 million (up 21.48% year-over-year), but the company reported losses of $39.80 million (226.5% increase from 2023). The company was delisted from NASDAQ in March 2025 and is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Seagate. Integration into Seagate's portfolio may improve operational efficiency, but standalone financial performance has deteriorated.
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Seagate Technology completed the acquisition of Intevac on March 31, 2025.
The divestiture of the Photonics business in 2022 for over $70 million was a pivotal step to clean up the balance sheet ahead of the 2025 sale.
2024 revenue of $63.98 million represented 21.48% growth compared to prior year.
Company now operates as subsidiary of Seagate and is no longer publicly traded.