IMI Electronics Design, NPI & Manufacturing Services

Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. (IMI) is the electronics manufacturing subsidiary of the Philippines' Ayala Corporation. It serves companies that need a long-term partner to design, industrialise and build electronics for long-life-cycle markets such as automotive, industrial, power electronics, communications and medical.

Its engineering arm offers design, new product introduction, test and systems development, and camera vision technology, alongside electronics manufacturing, plastic injection, precision machining, analytical testing and calibration, and supply chain management. It runs manufacturing and engineering sites in the Philippines, China, Bulgaria, Serbia and Mexico, plus engineering in Israel. For 2026 it is focusing on automotive camera and lighting systems, industrial electronics and power module packaging for power IC makers.

• Design engineering: electronics design for automotive, industrial and medical products.
• New product introduction: industrialisation of new designs into production.
• Test and systems development: in-house development of test systems.
• Camera vision technology: engineering of camera modules and vision systems.
• Electronics manufacturing: PCBA and box build with plastic injection and precision machining.
• Analytical testing and calibration: lab services including the ATC Lab.

A Vietnamese EV or e-motorbike company can outsource power electronics or camera module development and production. A Vietnamese medical device startup can use NPI and calibration services to move from prototype to certified production. An industrial equipment maker can source high-reliability control boards.

Hardware companies can move from design through NPI, test development and volume production with one partner. Automotive lines are certified to IATF 16949:2016. Camera vision engineering supports products such as vehicle and industrial cameras. Plants in Asia and Europe let customers balance cost and proximity to end markets.

Vehicle electrification, ADAS cameras, fast charging and industrial electrification are increasing the electronics content of vehicles and machines. Brands are diversifying production across Southeast Asia and Europe, and hardware startups need partners that combine design support with qualified automotive-grade manufacturing.

Subsidiary of Ayala Corporation, Philippines. FY2025 group revenue of US$996 million with a return to profitability. Ranked 28th among EMS providers by 2024 revenue (Manufacturing Market Insider). Sales offices in France, Japan and the US. Divested VIA Optronics in December 2025.