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ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit ASE Singapore agreed to acquire a batch of machinery and equipment from Hon. Precision (TPE:7769) for $40.9 million, or about NT$1.26 billion.The equipment will be used for production and operational purposes, according to a Friday filing.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering agreed to acquire a batch of operating equipment from Machvision (TPE:3563) for NT$334.3 million.The equipment will be used for production and operational purposes, according to a Friday filing.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Siliconware Precision Industries signed facility engineering contracts with Lee Ming Construction totaling NT$570.4 million.The contracts cover production and operating facilities, according to a Friday filing.Deal works run from July 9, 2026, through Dec. 31, 2027, it said.
Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, a subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding Co (TPE:3711), has acquired machinery and equipment for NT$1.05 billion, according to a Thursday filing to the Taiwan stock exchange.The machinery and equipment have been acquired from Symtek Automation Asia Co.The company's shares were down 5% in Friday's trade.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering agreed to acquire machinery and equipment from Mirle Automation for NT$1.45 billion, excluding tax.The machinery will be used for production and operations, according to a Thursday filing.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, acquired machinery and equipment worth over NT$1 billion, according to a Thursday filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange.The company's shares were down over 1% in Friday's trade.The purchases were made from Test Research for production and operational purposes.
Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, a subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding Co (TPE:3711), has agreed to acquire facilities from Hantech Engineering for NT$375.8 million, according to a Thursday filing to the Taiwan Stock Exchange.The facilities will be used for the company's production and operation.The company's shares were down nearly 2% in Friday's trade.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, acquired machinery and equipment worth over NT$1 billion, according to a Wednesday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The purchases were made from DTECH International for production and operational purposes.
Siliconware Precision Industries, a subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding Co (TPE:3711), signed NT$542.5 million facility engineering contracts with Acter Co., according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.The contracts began Aug. 12, 2026, and are scheduled to conclude Dec. 30, 2028, the filing showed.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Siliconware Precision Industries acquired five batches of machinery and equipment from Advantest for NT$1 billion.The equipment was purchased for business operations, according to a Tuesday Taiwan Exchange filing.The transactions took place from Aug. 18 to Sept. 1, it said.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Siliconware Technology (Suzhou) signed facility engineering contracts worth NT$1.84 billion with Jiangsu Jianyuan Construction.The contracts cover facility engineering work for production and operational needs, according to a Tuesday Taiwan Exchange filing.Deal works run from Aug. 27, 2026, through March 31, 2027, it said.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Siliconware Precision Industries acquired machinery and equipment worth NT$1.04 billion, according to a Tuesday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The purchase was made from All Ring Tech for business operations.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Universal Scientific Industrial (Shanghai) will inject $120 million into its indirectly unit, Universal Scientific Industrial Vietnam.The capital injection will be made through Universal Scientific Industrial (Shanghai)'s unit Universal Global Technology, according to a Thursday Taiwan Exchange filing.The investment is intended to support business development needs.Following the injection, Universal Scientific Industrial (Shanghai) will continue to hold a 100% stake in the Vietnam subsidiary, it said.
Universal Scientific Industrial (Shanghai) (SHA:601231), a subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding Co (TPE:3711), received board approval to inject up to 440 million yuan into its wholly owned subsidiary, Universal Optoelectronics, according to a Wednesday filing with the Taiwan stock exchange.The capital injection is part of a 500 million yuan investment approved by the company, of which 60 million yuan was injected into Universal Optoelectronics on Dec. 19, 2025.The Taiwan-listed company's shares rose 2% in Thursday's trade.The capital could be injected fully or in tranches, depending on operational needs, the company said.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Siliconware Technology (Suzhou), signed facility engineering contracts worth NT$1.06 billion with Jiangsu Jianyuan Construction, according to a Tuesday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The contracts run until March 2027, the chip assembly and testing services provider said.
ISE Labs, a subsidiary of ASE Technology (TPE:3711), has agreed to buy a building in San Jose, U.S.A, for around $30 million, according to a filing to the Taiwan stock exchange.Under the pact, the company will acquire an area of 80,472 square feet at a unit price of $366.92 per square foot.The acquired building will be used to facilitate the ISE's future production expansion plans.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, acquired a batch of machinery and equipment from Hon. Precision for NT$1.1 billion, according to a Thursday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The acquisition was made for the company's production and operational needs.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering acquired a batch of machinery and equipment for operation from Mirle Automation for NT$1.02 billion, according to a Thursday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The purchase was made for the chip assembly and testing services provider's production and operational needs.
Siliconware Precision Industries, a subsidiary of ASE Technology (TPE:3711), has acquired equipment and machinery worth NT$1.03 billion from Kingyoup Enterprises, according to a Tuesday filing to the Taiwan stock exchange.The machinery and equipment will be acquired in 18 batches of NT$57.1 million each, to be used for business operations.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) board has resolved to subscribe to 809.7 million newly issued shares of its unit, Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) for NT$16.2 billion.The shares will be issued at NT$20 each, according to a Friday Taiwan bourse filing.ASE said the capital injection will fund SPIL's foreign-currency material purchases and repayment of existing foreign-currency loans.The investment will be funded through proceeds from ASE's issuance of unsecured overseas convertible bonds.
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