Movement Alert|ASMPT Rises 3.61% in Regular Trading, Rebounding After Technical Pullback as NEXX Divestiture and HBM4 Order Continue to Catalyze

Market Focus10:20

On May 20, ASMPT rose 3.61% in regular trading, trading at HKD 174.5/share, with trading volume of approximately HKD 99.35 million, rebounding swiftly after a decline of over 4% in the previous session.

On the news front, the rebound is supported by multiple ongoing catalysts. The company recently announced the divestiture of its NEXX subsidiary to Applied Materials for USD 120 million in cash, streamlining operations to focus on its core backend packaging business. Additionally, ASMPT's TCB equipment has secured orders of approximately KRW 30 billion from SK Hynix for HBM4 mass production, while global CSP capital expenditure is projected at approximately USD 830 billion, driving continued AI supply chain momentum. The company also reported Q1 adjusted profit of HKD 335 million, up 193.5% year-over-year, with revenue of HKD 3.97 billion, up 32.0%, both exceeding market expectations. The previous session's decline was widely characterized as a technical correction following consecutive gains, and today's recovery suggests underlying bullish momentum remains intact.

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