We’ve chosen five global technology stocks to watch in 2025 – from UV sterilisation in Sweden to wireless networking in the US. All have posted recent growth and bring unique opportunities for traders. Here’s what they do, how they’ve performed and how you can trade them with IG UAE.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Please ensure you understand the risks and consider your individual circumstances before trading.
Technology stocks are the shares of publicly listed companies that are involved in the tech sector. They might encompass anything from bioscience to semiconductor companies. They’re usually on the cusp of innovation and often have proprietary services that no one else offers – or very few others.
Tech stocks are often, although not always, either growth, undervalued or momentum stocks. This means there are plenty of opportunities for traders to find companies that could make them a sizeable profit. Having said this, no trade or investment is a guarantee, and you could lose money on any company.
Still, growth tech stocks can flourish, going from being heavily undervalued to market-dominating. Typically, if their fundamentals are right and they have substantial market share, or a monopoly on a technology, they have the potential to make traders a decent profit.
Tech growth stocks don’t typically pay dividends (with the exception of a few, including Ubiquiti on our list). Instead, they reinvest their profits back into the company to fuel progress.
Momentum stocks are also worth considering. These belong to companies that are on a massive growth trajectory and are likely to continue their growth for some time to come.
Finally, the tech sector is always going to be a place to find innovative and well-priced stocks, because progress is speeding up at a lightning pace. With new inventions and the optimisation of existing tech constantly occurring, the tech sector is forever poised to deliver returns – if you know where to look.
While some tech stocks have been on a bullish run since April (particularly seen in the S&P 500 Index),1 positive market sentiment can’t last forever. And although we mentioned momentum stocks can continue their upward trajectory, not all of them will keep growing.
In addition to this, here are a few other risks of trading technology stocks:
We selected these five tech stocks for their diversity across geographical locations and their industries. We included stocks based in Sweden, Hong Kong, the US and Australia, with industries such as colorimetric ultraviolet indicators, cancer treatment therapies, motion sensing and positioning, NaaS and wireless networking and surveillance products.
They’ve all also experienced share price increases over the past three months, as of 24 August 2025 – from a conservative 3.24% to an extraordinary 123.67%.
All the stocks on our list can be traded via CFDs with us, while Ubiquiti can be directly bought and sold through our platform using stock trading.
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SEK 4.76 billion |
Manufactures colorimetric ultraviolet indicators |
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HKD 65.07 million |
Focused on developing innovative CAR T-cell therapies |
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SEK 626.12 million |
Delivers solutions for mission-critical applications where accurate positioning and stabilisation are essential |
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A$127.28 million |
Provides on-demand, software-defined networking services to enable cloud services connections |
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US$30.86 billion |
Focuses on its UniFi product line, providing wireless access points, switches, routers and security cameras management |
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Industry: Colorimetric ultraviolet indicators
Market cap: SEK 4.76 billion2
Intellego Technologies, a Swedish company, manufactures colorimetric ultraviolet indicators using patented technology. These are used in demonstrating the effectiveness of UV irradiation, particularly invisible ultraviolet light used for germicidal purposes.
Its indicators change colour to provide visible evidence of UV-C exposure, making them essential for healthcare, food safety and disinfection applications. Intellego's products serve global markets where UV sterilisation validation is critical, including hospitals, laboratories and food processing facilities.
The company has raised its 2025 financial goals to over SEK 600 million in revenue and more than SEK 250 million in earnings before interest and tax (EBIT). If it can achieve these figures, revenue will increase by around 126% and will experience a 145% increase in EBIT annually.3
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Industry: Cancer treatment therapies
Market cap: HKD 65.07 million8
CARsgen Therapeutics is a Shanghai-based biopharmaceutical company focused on developing innovative CAR T-cell therapies.
It specialises in chimeric antigen receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapies, a cutting-edge form of cancer immunotherapy. The company develops both autologous and allogeneic CAR-T cell products, targeting various hematologic malignancies and autoimmune diseases.
Its pipeline includes multiple products in different stages of development, addressing significant unmet medical needs in oncology and autoimmune conditions. This pipeline involves complex therapies for targeting CD19/CD20 B-cell lineage-specific markers found on the surface of B cells and B-cell lymphomas.
In 2024, CARsgen achieved its first drug commercialisation.
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Industry: Motion sensing and positioning
Market cap: SEK 626.12 million8
KebNi AB is a Swedish company that operates through three main segments: Maritime solutions for satellite communication and navigation systems, Land Mobile applications for vehicle and personnel tracking and Inertial Sensing technologies for precision positioning.
The company focuses on delivering solutions for mission-critical applications where accurate positioning and stabilisation are essential. Its products serve industries like maritime transportation, defence, emergency services and industrial applications that need precise motion sensing and positioning capabilities.
Having achieved its first profitable year, KebNi is positioned to build on this foundation and expand its market presence across its three business segments, aiming to capture additional market share.
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Industry: Network as a service (NaaS)
Market cap: A$127.28 million9
Megaport is a NaaS provider, offering connectivity to public and private clouds, metro ethernet, data centre backhaul and Internet Exchange services
NaaS is a cloud-based system in which networking services are available on subscription
Its core business centres around providing on-demand, software-defined networking services that enable businesses to connect to cloud services, data centres and other network endpoints globally.
The platform allows customers to provision network connections in minutes (rather than months), providing flexibility and control over enterprise networking infrastructure.
The company is focused on increasing its presence in key markets, adding new connectivity options and developing advanced networking features. As enterprises increasingly adopt hybrid and multi-cloud strategies, it’s well-positioned to capitalise on the growing demand for flexible, software-defined networking solutions
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Industry: Wireless networking and surveillance products
Market cap: US$30.86 billion12
Known as Ubiquiti Networks Inc on our platform, this tech company focuses on its UniFi product line, which provides networking solutions such as wireless access points, switches, routers and security cameras – all managed through its software platform.
The company also serves the wireless internet service provider (WISP) market with point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless solutions, enabling broadband connectivity in underserved areas.
Its customer base includes Tesla, Maersk, LexisNexis, Microsoft and many more.
In its latest earnings report, the company achieved record revenues of US$759.2 million in the quarter and revenues of US$2.6 billion for FY25.13
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You get exposure to rapid innovation and cutting-edge technology. And because the sector is so all-encompassing, you enjoy diversity in your portfolio, from AI to vehicles and everything in between.
In our article, we’ve focused on the stock price growth over the past three months as of 24 August 2025, but there are other metrics to use to evaluate tech stocks. These include a company’s revenue, earnings, cash flow and price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio.
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