Guerrilla goes public

Guerrilla RF, the MMIC specialist, has gone public by implementing a reverse merger with Laffin Acquisition Corp,  a public Delaware corporation, following which  Laffin changed its name to Guerrilla RF.

The exercise raised more than $7 million.

Last year Guerrilla had sales of  $8.09 million representing sn increase of 990% in the past three years.

“Guerrilla RF’s strategy is centered on developing and selling disruptive, leading edge wireless Semiconductor products. We recognize the need for an agile, focused approach to addressing the performance requirements of the wireless infrastructure market,” says Ryan Pratt, founder and CEO. “Our past success is a direct reflection of this strategy, and this additional capital will allow us to accelerate our development plans and enable us to aggressively expand within strategically targeted wireless applications.”

Guerrilla RF has a portfolio of over 95 RF and microwave semiconductor devices.

The existing product line includes ultra-low noise amplifiers, gain blocks, driver amplifiers, mixers, RF switches, and linear PAs (power amplifiers) – the critical building blocks for mission-critical, performance-driven wireless applications, including 5G Wireless Infrastructure, Cellular Repeaters/Boosters, and Automotive Telematics.