Will the deal dilute existing shareholders, and if so, by how much?

Short answer:

The press release you quoted does not provide any details on how the acquisition of emotion3D GmbH will be financed, nor does it disclose whether new shares will be issued or existing shareholders will experience dilution. Therefore, based on the information available in the excerpt, we cannot determine if there will be dilution or how much it might be.

Why the answer is “Not determinable from the news”

Because none of those critical data points are disclosed, any estimate of dilution would be purely speculative.

What typically determines shareholder dilution in an acquisition

1. All‑cash deal – No new shares are issued, so there is no dilution (though cash reserves may be reduced, affecting balance‑sheet metrics).
   
2. All‑stock deal – The acquiring company issues new shares to the target’s shareholders. Dilution is calculated as:
   

[
\text{Dilution \%} = \frac{\text{New shares issued}}{\text{Existing shares outstanding} + \text{New shares issued}} \times 100
]

1. Mixed cash‑stock deal – Only the stock portion creates dilution; the cash portion does not.

2. Convertible instruments (e.g., warrants, convertible debt) – If present, they add potential dilution that depends on whether/when they are exercised.

What you can do next

1. Check the full definitive agreement or a more detailed press release – Companies often file an 8‑K (U.S.) or a press release that includes the purchase price breakdown and any share‑issuance details.
2. Look for SEC filings – Since indie Semiconductor is listed on Nasdaq (ticker INDI), any material transaction that involves issuing securities must be disclosed in an 8‑K or a proxy statement. Those documents will contain:
   • Number of shares to be issued (if any)
     
   • Pro‑forma share count post‑transaction
     
   • Dilution calculations (often presented as “percent ownership of existing shareholders after the transaction”).
3. Monitor analyst commentary – Financial analysts covering INDI may publish research notes shortly after the deal announcement that estimate dilution based on the disclosed terms.
4. Contact Investor Relations – If the public filings are still pending, reaching out to indie Semiconductor’s IR team can provide a timeline for when the details will be released.

Bottom line

• Based solely on the excerpt you provided, we cannot say whether existing shareholders will be diluted or quantify any potential dilution.
  
• To answer definitively, you’ll need additional information about the transaction’s financing structure—most likely found in the upcoming 8‑K filing or a more detailed press release.