According to industry observers, Santec Holdings Group's subsidiary Santec LIS Corporation has announced that it has reached an acquisition agreement with MOG Laboratories Pty Ltd (referred to as "Moglabs"), a leading developer of laser optical instruments based in Melbourne, Australia. The transaction is expected to be completed on July 1, 2025. This acquisition marks a significant strategic step forward for Santec in the fields of quantum optics and advanced photonics.
Founded in 2007, Moglabs originated from the research and development incubation system of the University of Melbourne. It specializes in quantum computing, quantum communication, atomic physics, and cutting-edge scientific research. Its photonic tools are renowned globally for their high precision and stability. Its core product lines include:
- Tunable Cateye lasers and Littrow lasers
- Intelligent laser control solutions
- Wavelength-stable semiconductor laser systems
- High-resolution measurement systems
These products are widely used in top universities, national laboratories, and corporate R&D centers worldwide, serving as a critical foundation for technological innovation in the quantum technology sector.
Through this strategic partnership, Santec and Moglabs will drive innovation and market expansion through technical integration and complementary technological expertise, accelerating advancements in quantum optics and precision measurement while expanding their global footprint. This strategic move reinforces Santec's strengths in telecommunications, data communications, and life sciences, while also marking its entry into the strategic high ground of quantum technology. By adopting a dual-track approach combining "classical + quantum photonics," Santec is advancing its cutting-edge technology strategy and continuing to provide exceptional photonics solutions to global customers.
By acquiring Moglabs, Santec integrates technological and industrial capabilities to build a quantum optics and precision measurement ecosystem, solidify its leading position in photonics, and strategically position itself in the core quantum photonics sector, thereby empowering the development of global quantum technology and communication technologies.
