Newcastle University Holdings Limited exits Inex Microtechnology

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Newcastle University Holdings Limited has exited the cap table of Inex Microtechnology Limited, disposing of its entire holding of 20,000 A Ordinary shares. The departing entity is also a shareholder in Nunabio Limited. This change was recorded in the company's latest confirmation statement for the period ending 2 July 2026.

Based in Gateshead and founded in 2012, Inex Microtechnology is a developer and manufacturer of advanced compound semiconductors and MEMS devices. The company provides products for critical sensing systems, next-generation communication systems, and high-efficiency power conversion systems. Its technology serves multiple markets including aerospace, space exploration, defense, telecommunications, energy, and automotive sectors.

Following the exit of the university-linked entity, the Inex Employee Benefit Trust remains the primary shareholder. Andrew Stuart Noel Stokes and Charles Peter Judge, acting as trustees for the trust, hold 54,505 shares. Richard Jonathan Neal and Charles Peter Judge are also listed as trustees for the Inex Employee Benefit Trust but currently hold zero shares. This update reflects the current ownership structure of the North East-based semiconductor specialist as of July 2026.

Shareholder data

Source: Companies House confirmation statement (CS01) — period to , filed .

Changes in this confirmation statement

TypeShareholderSharesChangeShare classes
ExitedNEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY HOLDINGS LIMITED20,000
A ORDINARY 20,000

Current shareholders (1)

ShareholderTotal sharesShare classes
INEX MICRO LIMITED100,000
A ORDINARY 80,000
B ORDINARY 20,000

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