Highest-materiality recent filing
MicroVision raises $17M in public offering of 6.8M units at $2.50 per unit
Gross proceeds ~$17.0M; net proceeds ~$15.6M after placement fees and expenses.
MicroVision Q2 2026 net loss widens to $36.9M; revenue rises to $1.5M
Revenue of $1.5M, up from $0.2M YoY, driven by higher sensor shipments and development revenue.
MicroVision announces 1-for-15 reverse stock split effective Aug 1, 2026 to maintain Nasdaq listing
Reverse stock split at 1-for-15 ratio, effective 5:00 p.m. ET on August 1, 2026.
Applied to transfer listing from Nasdaq Global Market to Capital Market to gain up to 180 additional days to meet $1.00 minimum bid price requirement.
MicroVision signs lidar development deal with leading mining equipment OEM for autonomous hauling
Master Development Agreement with world's largest construction/mining equipment OEM; initial Program Description dated June 1, 2026.
MicroVision seeks reverse stock split approval; ratio 1:5 to 1:15; annual meeting July 10, 2026
Board seeks shareholder approval for reverse stock split at ratio between 1:5 and 1:15; exact ratio set by Board.
MicroVision completes acquisition of Luminar's LiDAR assets, files amended 8-K
MicroVision acquired certain assets from Luminar Technologies' LiDAR sensor business on February 3, 2026.
MicroVision Q4 revenue falls to $0.2M; net loss $37.8M includes $29.4M impairment
Q4 2025 revenue $0.2M vs $1.7M a year ago; full-year revenue not separately highlighted.
MicroVision issues $43M zero-coupon convertible notes due 2028; defers prior debt
Exchanged ~$20.6M prior note due 2026 and sold ~$22.4M new note, both due March 2028.
MicroVision completes acquisition of Luminar lidar assets for $33M cash
Closed on February 3, 2026, under an Asset Purchase Agreement with Luminar Technologies.
MicroVision to acquire Luminar's lidar assets for $33M in cash; court approves
Cash purchase price $33M for IP, inventory, key talent, and commercial contracts for Luminar's Iris and Halo lidar sensors.
MicroVision receives Nasdaq notice of non-compliance with $1 minimum bid price
Notice dated January 12, 2026, based on closing bid price below $1 for 30 consecutive business days.
MicroVision CFO Anubhav Verma resigns; VP Stephen Hrynewich named interim CFO
Anubhav Verma resigns as CFO effective no later than Dec 31, 2025; no disagreement cited.
MicroVision Reports Q3 2025 Revenue of $0.2M, Net Loss of $14.2M, and Appoints New CEO
Appointed 30-year industry veteran Glen DeVos as CEO, elevating automotive capabilities.
MicroVision appoints Glen DeVos as CEO effective Sept 30, replacing Sumit Sharma
CEO Sumit Sharma to depart Sept 30, 2025; replaced by Glen DeVos, current CTO.
MicroVision Q2 2025 revenue falls 89% YoY to $0.2M; net loss narrows to $14.2M
Revenue of $0.2M vs $1.9M in Q2 2024; net loss $14.2M ($0.06/sh) vs $23.9M ($0.11/sh).
MicroVision Q1 revenue falls to $0.6M; net loss widens to $28.8M
Revenue $0.6M, down 40% YoY from $1.0M; net loss $28.8M ($0.12/sh) vs $26.3M ($0.13/sh).
MicroVision defers $11.55M redemption payments, launches $8M registered direct offering
Deferred $11.55M in partial redemption payments on convertible note from June–August 2025 to September 2025–March 2026.
MicroVision Q3 2024 revenue $0.2M, net loss $15.5M; enters $75M convertible note facility
Revenue of $0.2M vs $1.0M YoY, driven by delayed order and prior-year software sale.
MicroVision secures $75M senior secured convertible note facility with High Trail Capital
Initial $45M closing with option to draw additional $30M; zero coupon, matures Oct 1, 2026.
Preliminary Q3 2024 revenue $0.15-0.2M vs $1.0M in Q3 2023; reaffirms FY 2024 revenue guidance $8-10M.
MicroVision Q2 revenue $1.9M, net loss $23.9M; cash burn continues
Revenue of $1.9M up from $0.3M YoY driven by hardware sales to agricultural customer.
MicroVision adopts new severance plan, boosts CFO salary, annual meeting elects directors
New Key Executive Severance & CIC Plan replaces prior plan, providing up to 18 months salary + 150% bonus on change-in-control termination.
MicroVision Q1 revenue $1.0M, net loss widens to $26.3M; cash burn increases
Revenue $1.0M vs $0.8M YoY; net loss $26.3M ($0.13/share) vs $19.0M ($0.11) YoY.
New ATM Sales Agreement with Deutsche Bank, Mizuho, and Craig-Hallum for up to $150M in common stock sales.
MicroVision Q4 revenue $5.1M from Microsoft contract; net loss widens to $19.7M
Q4 2023 revenue $5.1M (vs. $0 in Q4 2022), recognized against prior Microsoft cash; no new cash received.
MicroVision Q3 revenue $1.0M, net loss $23.5M; cuts FY2023 revenue guidance to $6.5-8.0M
Q3 2023 revenue of $1.0M (vs $0 in Q3 2022); net loss of $23.5M ($0.12/shr) includes $4.7M stock-based comp.
MicroVision enters ATM equity facility for up to $35M with Craig-Hallum
Agreement allows sale of up to $35M of common stock at market prices via Craig-Hallum as sales agent.
MicroVision Q2 2023 net loss widens to $20.6M; revenue flat at $0.3M
Net loss of $20.6M ($0.12 per share) vs $13.6M loss ($0.08) in Q2 2022.
On September 27, 2024, MicroVision, Inc. issued a press release announcing the retirement of a member of the Company’s Board of Directors, Brian Turner.
On March 31, 2022, the Board of Directors of MicroVision, Inc. elected Jeffrey Herbst to serve as a member of the Board effective April 1, 2022.
On October 15, 2021, the Chief Financial Officer of MicroVision, Inc. (the “Company”), Stephen P. Holt, notified the Company of his plans to retire from his position effective November 15, 2021.
Mr. Holt will be succeeded by Anubhav Verma as the Company’s new Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer.
Max materiality 0.90 · Median 0.60 · Most common event other_material