Movement Alert|ASE Technology Falls 3.6% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Broad Selloff Weighs on Stock

Market Focus06-26

On June 26, ASE Technology fell 3.6% in regular trading, trading at $39.605/share, with turnover of $21.39 million. The decline was driven by broad-based selling pressure across the semiconductor sector.

The semiconductor industry experienced significant weakness during the session, with major peers posting notable losses: Micron Technology down 6.37%, Marvell Technology down 5.66%, Advanced Micro Devices down 5.13%, Intel down 4.69%, and NVIDIA down 2.04%. The systematic sector-wide selloff dragged ASE Technology lower despite its strong company-level fundamentals.

Notably, the company recently disclosed robust operating momentum, with May consolidated revenue surging 29% year-over-year to NT$63.03 billion, while its assembly, testing, and material segment jumped 38%. Additionally, ASE is executing an aggressive expansion plan encompassing 15 new sites, US factory construction in California and potential Arizona investment, and a fully automated FOPLP production line targeting year-end commissioning. However, these positive catalysts were insufficient to offset the sector-wide downdraft in the near term.

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