Movement Alert|Amkor Technology Rises 6.52% Overnight, Semiconductor Equipment Sector Rebounds After Two-Day Selloff

Market Focus06-25 08:16

On June 25, Amkor Technology rose 6.52% overnight, trading at $87.4/share, with turnover of $45,400.

On the news front, the semiconductor equipment sector staged a collective rebound following a sharp two-day selloff on June 23-24 that saw the industry plunge broadly. Major peers recovered significantly, with Lam Research up 5.92%, Applied Materials up 5.56%, ASML up 4.37%, and KLA up 4.37%. Amkor Technology had accumulated a decline exceeding 14% over the prior two trading sessions, creating substantial oversold conditions.

Additionally, the company's ten-year strategic cooperation agreement with TSMC, announced on June 16, continues to provide fundamental support. Under this agreement, TSMC will procure advanced packaging and test services from Amkor to expand capacity for global high-performance computing and AI chip mass production at its Arizona facility. The company is also considering a 1 trillion Korean won expansion of its Gwangju, South Korea plant, driven by surging TSMC packaging orders. The combination of sector-wide recovery momentum and strong fundamental underpinning fueled the overnight rebound.

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