Short answer:
The pressârelease you provided does not disclose either the purchase price that indieâŻSemiconductor is paying for emotion3D or any estimate of emotion3Dâs fairâmarket value. Because those figures are not disclosed, we cannot directly compare the acquisition price to the companyâs fair market value.
Why a direct comparison isnât possible from the available information
What the news tells us | What we still need |
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Acquisition announced â indie Semiconductor (NASDAQ:âŻINDI) will acquire emotion3D GmbH. | Purchase price â The amount of money (or stock consideration) being paid for the acquisition is not mentioned. |
Strategic rationale â The acquisition is intended to add advanced perception, inâcabin sensing, ADAS, and automatedâdriving software capabilities to indieâs automotiveâsoftware portfolio. | Fairâmarket valuation â No valuation, multiple, or comparable transaction data are provided that would let us estimate a âfair market valueâ for emotion3D. |
Industry context â McKinsey estimates the automotiveâsoftware market will be $83âŻbillion in 2030. | Deal terms â Whether the transaction is cashâonly, stockâbased, or a mix, and any earnâout or contingentâpayment components, are unknown. |
Because both the acquisition price and the fairâmarket value are missing, a quantitative comparison cannot be made.
What would be needed to answer the question
- Official announcement or filing that lists the purchase consideration (e.g., a press release, SEC Form 8âK, or a filing with the Austrian commercial register).
- Valuation analysis (or an analystâprovided fairâvalue estimate) such as:
- Recent financing rounds or prior acquisition valuations for comparable companies.
- A disclosed multiple (e.g., EV/EBITDA, priceâtoâsales) that the seller or independent advisor used to compute a âfair market valueâ.
- Independent thirdâparty valuation (e.g., a valuation report from an investment bank or accounting firm).
- Recent financing rounds or prior acquisition valuations for comparable companies.
- Contextual data for benchmarking (e.g., recent comparable M&A deals in the inâcabinâsensing or ADAS software space).
With those data points you could calculate:
Acquisition Premium = (Acquisition Price â Fair Market Value) / Fair Market Value
and then interpret whether the price reflects a premium (common in strategic acquisitions) or a discount (possible if the seller needed liquidity or if the market perceives risk).
How you can obtain the missing information
Source | What you can find | How to access |
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Indie Semiconductorâs investor relations page | Press releases, SEC filings (e.g., Form 8âK, Form 10âQ) that normally disclose the transaction amount. | Visit investor.indisemi.com â âNews & Eventsâ â âSEC Filingsâ. |
Austrian commercial register (Firmenbuch) | Official filing of the acquisition agreement, sometimes including transaction price. | Use the Austrian âHandelsregisterâ portal; a paid service may be required. |
Financial news services (Bloomberg, Reuters, S&P Capital IQ, FactSet) | If the deal is material, they often report the purchase price and sometimes provide analystsâ valuation of the target. | Subscription or via a libraryâs research database. |
Industry analyst reports (e.g., McKinsey, Gartner, IHS Markit) | Marketâsize and comparable transaction multiples for inâcabin and ADAS software firms, which can be used to estimate a âfair market valueâ. | Access through your firmâs research subscriptions. |
Press coverage in trade publications (e.g., Automotive News, TechCrunch, EE Times) | Sometimes journalists obtain the deal amount from the companiesâ press releases or insider sources. | Search the headline and date (2025â08â07) in Google News or a news aggregator. |
Bottom line
- No price or fairâmarketâvalue data are available in the news snippet you provided.
- Consequently, we cannot compute or comment on any acquisition premium or discount.
- To answer the question definitively, youâll need to locate the actual transaction price (usually in a corporate filing or a detailed news report) and then compare it with a valuation derived from comparable transactions or a formal valuation report.
If you can locate the actual purchaseâprice figure (or a range), feel free to share itâthen we can calculate the premium/discount relative to any estimated fairâmarket value you have or help you derive a fairâmarket estimate using industry comparables.