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So I've been doing some research on INDI lately and wanted to get some outside perspectives because I'm genuinely on the fence.T hey make automotive chips for ADAS, radar, vision systems, that kind of thing. The whole autonomous/assisted driving space. That's a solid market to be in long term.

What's interesting to me:

• They're sitting on a $7.4B design win backlog.
• Analysts have them at Strong Buy with a ~$6.25 price target. Stock's around $4.35 right now.
• Q4 revenue was $58M, up 8% sequentially. Core business projected to grow 20% in Q1 2026.
• Gross margins around 40%

Here's where I start second-guessing it:

• Net losses are growing every year. -$43M in 2022, -$143M in 2025. Revenue has been flat for two years at $217M.
• Operating expenses actually exceed revenue.
• Share count went from 118M to 197M in three years.

Has anyone here looked at this one? Would love to hear from people who know the automotive semi space better than I do.

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