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ASE Technology (TPE:3711) Real Tech has resolved to acquire 100% of USI Asteelflash USA for $15 million, according to a Friday Taiwan bourse filing.The deal represents a capital injection into the newly established unit, with the funds to be injected fully or in installments depending on operational needs.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, has agreed to acquire a batch of facilities from Aircare Engineering for NT$365.2 million, according to a Thursday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The chip packaging and testing company will use the facilities for production and operation.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering acquired machinery and equipment from Semtek for NT$1.27 billion, excluding tax.The transaction took place between May 13 and Aug. 13, 2026, the semiconductor packaging and test manufacturing company said.According to a separate filing, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASE) purchased machinery and equipment from BESI Singapore for NT$1 billion, excluding tax.The transaction took place between Jan. 29 and Aug. 13.The deals are intended for production and operating purposes, ASE Technology said.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) has signed facility engineering contracts with Acter (TPE:5536) worth NT$581.9 million.The contracts run from Aug. 10, 2026, through June 30, 2029, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.According to a separate same-day filing, SPIL has signed a NT$507.2 million facility engineering contract with Chung Yuang Electrical Consulting.The contract covers the period from Aug. 10, 2026, to Dec. 31, 2027, the semiconductor packaging and test manufacturing company said.The deals and are intended to support SPIL's production and operations.
Semiconductor packaging and test manufacturing company ASE Technology Holding (TPE:3711) has listed its debt securities worth $1 billion on the Singapore stock exchange, according to a Friday filing to the Singapore bourse.The currency-linked zero-coupon convertible bonds are due in 2031.The securities will start trading on Aug. 11.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, SPIL, acquire machinery and equipment worth NT$1.15 billion from Mirle Automation, according to a Tuesday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The transaction comprised 22 batches at a unit price of NT$52.4 million.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) priced its $1 billion first unsecured overseas convertible bond offering of 2026 at 100% of par value, with the bonds set to be issued on Aug. 10, according to a Monday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares fell 6% in Tuesday's afternoon trade.The zero-coupon bonds will mature on Aug. 10, 2031, and carry an initial conversion price of NT$927.20 per share.Proceeds will be used to subscribe for new shares in subsidiaries, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering and Siliconware Precision Industries, through cash capital increases, helping fund the units' repayment of bank borrowings and foreign-currency material purchases.ASE Technology said full conversion of the bonds would result in a share dilution effect of about 0.78%, which it expects to have a limited impact on existing shareholders' rights.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) attributable profit surged to NT$21.1 billion in the second quarter from NT$7.52 billion a year earlier.Diluted earnings per share rose to NT$4.61 from NT$1.70 a year earlier.Revenue climbed 27% year over year to NT$191.1 billion due to higher semiconductor assembly, testing and electronic manufacturing services sales. On a sequential basis, revenue increased 10%.Gross margin improved to 21% from 20% in the first quarter, while operating margin rose to 11% from 10%, it said.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering will acquire a plant and facilities in Kaohsiung from AUO (TPE:2409) for NT$6.3 billion.The property, located in Luzhu District, has a total building area of 96,571.82 square meters, according to a Thursday Taiwan Exchange filing.The acquisition will be used to expand the leading-edge advanced packaging capacity at its Kaohsiung plant, ASE Technology said.
ASE Test, a subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding Co (TPE:3711), agreed to acquire software assets from AdvantestTaiwan for NT$477.2 million, according to a Wednesday filing to the Taiwan stock exchange.The acquisition is intended to support the company's production and operations.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) unit Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) acquired machinery and equipment worth NT$1.28 billion.The 33 batches of equipment were purchased from Horng Terng Automation between June 16 and July 28, according to a Tuesday Taiwan Exchange filing.The company said the equipment will support its business operations.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, SPIL, acquired machinery and equipment worth NT$1.6 billion, according to a Tuesday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The purchase comprised four batches at NT$400 million each from DTECH International.Shares of the semiconductor assembly and testing services provider were down nearly 9% in Tuesday trading.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit ASE Test acquired machinery and equipment from Advantest Taiwan worth NT$6.22 billion.The purchases were made between March 18 and July 27, according to a Monday Taiwan Exchange filing.The machinery will be used for production and operations, it said.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering acquired production machinery and equipment worth about NT$1.07 billion from Lam Research International.The purchases were made between Feb. 2 and July 23, according to a Thursday Taiwan Exchange filing.The equipment will be used for production and operations.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Siliconware Precision Industries will acquire machinery and equipment worth about NT$1.29 billion, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.The equipment will be purchased from KLA in 10 batches, between July 15 and July 22.The contracts are intended to support SPIL's production and operations.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering acquired machinery and equipment for NT$1.1 billion.The purchases were made between Feb. 5 and July 22, from DTECH International, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.ASE Technology said the equipment will be used for production and operations.
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit ASE Electronics acquired production facilities and equipment for 62.1 million ringgit (about NT$484.2 million).The equipment was purchased from Marketech International's (TPE:6196) Malaysian unit, Marketech International Sdn. Bhd., the filing said.The acquisition will support the subsidiary's production and operations, it said.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Siliconware Precision Industries, signed facility engineering contracts worth NT$1.07 billion, according to a Monday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.The contracts are expected to be fulfilled by Dec. 31, 2028 and related to production and operations.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) unit Siliconware Precision Industries acquired NT$1.01 billion worth of machinery and equipment, according to a Friday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares of the semiconductor packaging and testing company slid nearly 3% in Monday's midday trade.The purchases, comprising 10 batches, were made from Super Plus Technology between June 17 and July 17.The acquisition is intended to support the company's business operations.
ASE Technology's (TPE:3711) subsidiary, Universal Scientific Industrial (Shanghai), will subscribe to 50 million yuan of the Shanghai Shangce Xingrongxin Private Equity Investment Fund Partnership, according to a Thursday filing with the Taiwan Exchange.Counterparty Shanghai Guoce Investment Management will serve as the fund manager, general partner, and managing partner.The subscription is targeted for long-term investment purposes, the semiconductor assembly company said.Shares of the semiconductor assembly company were down 10% in recent trade.
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