Movement Alert|ASMPT Rises 3.45% in Regular Trading, Memory Giants IPO Fundraising for Capacity Expansion Boosts Semiconductor Equipment

Market Focus07-10

On July 10, ASMPT rose 3.45% in regular trading, trading at HK$206.0/share, with turnover of HK$131 million. The stock extended its rebound for a second consecutive session after correcting over 18% from its June 30 all-time high of HK$232.

On the news front, Changxin and SK Hynix massive IPO fundraising proceeds are earmarked for capacity expansion, directly benefiting semiconductor equipment suppliers. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have also planned to significantly advance wafer fab completion timelines, with SK Hynix accelerating its Yongin semiconductor cluster by 12 years, signaling near-term order expansion for equipment makers. Citi previously raised its target price on ASMPT to HK$250 maintaining a buy rating, citing the company's leading position in TCB and advanced packaging solutions as a primary beneficiary of accelerating industry capital expenditure.

Within the Semiconductor Equipment sector, SICC rose 3.96%, GCL Tech rose 3.23%, Xinyi Solar was flat, CFMEE fell 1.1%, and Flat Glass rose 1.12%.

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