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HonPrecision (TPE:7769) posted net profit attributable to shareholders of NT$10.1 billion, or NT$ 56.14 per share, in the second quarter ended June 30.Operating revenue stood at NT$24.5 billion, while gross profit came in at NT$13.8 billion, according to a Thursday Taiwan Exchange filing.
HonPrecision (TPE:7769) signed a NT$780 million construction contract with Topro Construction for its Longshan Plant project on company-owned land, according to a Tuesday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares rose 5% in Wednesday's midday trade.The contract is part of the NT$1.4 billion project budget approved by the board on June 15.The project is intended to support the company's operational requirements, it said.
HonPrecision (TPE:7769) booked June operating revenue of NT$5.30 billion, shooting up 107% from NT$2.57 billion a year earlier, according to the company's monthly revenue statement released Wednesday.Shares jumped 10% in Thursday's midday trade.First-half revenue ballooned 92% from a year earlier to NT$24.5 billion from NT$12.8 billion, the filing said.
HonPrecision (TPE:7769) approved a construction project at its Longshan Plant on self-owned land, with an estimated budget of around NT$1.4 billion, according to a Monday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares gained about 2% in Tuesday's afternoon trade.The project is intended to support operational requirements and internal capacity expansion.The company will disclose further details, including the contractor and execution timeline, once final arrangements are confirmed.
HonPrecision (TPE:7769) appointed Ke-Hsin Chen, also known as Judy Chen, as the new chief financial officer following an internal restructuring, according to a Monday Taiwan Exchange filing.Shares gained about 2% in Tuesday's afternoon trade.Chen previously served as manager of the accounting department and will continue to hold that position alongside CFO duties.
Hon Precision (TPE:7769) plans to invest NT$850 million to expand its factory in Taichung, Taiwan, as demand for AI chip testing equipment grows, Taiwan News reported Thursday.The company will add one new floor to its existing plant. The expansion will increase floor space by 2,283 square meters and is expected to create around 365 jobs. It comes as strong orders for semiconductor testing tools, especially for AI chips, continue to strain capacity, the report said.The project was approved under a local industrial expansion program, which also encourages energy efficiency. The company plans to add rooftop solar panels and improve its environmental certifications, the news outlet reported.(Market Chatter news is derived from conversations with market professionals globally. This information is believed to be from reliable sources but may include rumor and speculation. Accuracy is not guaranteed.)
ASE Technology (TPE:3711) unit Advanced Semiconductor Engineering purchased production machinery from HonPrecision (TPE:7769) for NT$1.13 billion.The machinery is intended for production use, according to a Wednesday Taiwan Exchange filing.
