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Tuesday 6 February 2018
Yageo January revenues increase 45%
Passive component firm Yageo has reported consolidated revenues of NT$3.54 billion (US$120.55 million) for January 2018, up 44.8% on year and 5.7% sequentially.
Monday 5 February 2018
Pegatron to ramp up capex in 2018
Pegatron expects the capital spending of its entire group in 2018 to be higher than the US$400-450 million spent in 2017 as the company and its subsidiaries are to ramp up their capacities...
Monday 5 February 2018
Winbond profits climb to 17-year high
Net profits at Winbond Electronics, a supplier of specialty DRAM and flash memory, hit a 17-year high of NT$5.55 billion (US$189.3 million) in 2017. EPS for the year came to NT$1.54...
Wednesday 31 January 2018
PTI profits climb to 7-year high in 2017
Memory-IC backend specialist Powertech Technology (PTI) saw its net profits climb to a seven-year high of NT$5.85 billion (US$200.4 million) in 2017.
Monday 29 January 2018
SPIL posts EPS of NT$2.21 for 2017
IC packaging specialist Siliconware Precision Industries (SPIL) saw its net profits fall 30.5% on year to NT$6.9 billion (US$237 million) in 2017. EPS for the year came to NT$2.21...
Friday 26 January 2018
SK Hynix enjoys another quarter of record revenues, profits
Memory chipmaker SK Hynix saw its revenues, operating profits and net profits reach record-high levels for the fourth consecutive quarter in the fourth quarter of 2017.
Wednesday 17 January 2018
DRAM prices to rise further in 1H18, says Nanya
After experiencing an impressive rise in 2017, DRAM prices are expected to soar further in the first half of 2018, and overall market situations will remain steady throughout the...
Thursday 4 January 2018
Taiwan inductor maker Chilisin to fully acquire Mag.Layer
Power inductor maker Chilisin Electronics has announced it will acquire a 100% stake in fellow maker Mag.Layer Scientific Technics through a stock swap in which 0.73 Chilisin share...
Wednesday 3 January 2018
King Yuan ramping up capex for 2018
IC backend service provider King Yuan Electronics (KYEC) will ramp up its capex for 2018 to NT$5.5 billion (US$186.18), up from the NT$4.2 billion spent in 2017.
Tuesday 2 January 2018
Macronix allocates NT$3.98 billion for 2018 capex
Non-volatile memory (NVM) device provider Macronix International has set its capex for 2018 at NT$3.89 billion (US$130.43 million), according to a company announcement. The 2018 capex...
Tuesday 19 December 2017
Casetek to raise fund for capacity expansion
Chassis maker Casetek Holdings, a subsidiary of Pegatron Technology, has announced a plan to issue 80 million new shares at NT$92 (US$3.05) per unit to raise NT$7.36 billion in tot...
Thursday 16 November 2017
Samsung huge chip capex for 2017 shows move to defend its memory dominance
After spending US$11.3 billion in semiconductor capex last year, Samsung announced that its 2017 outlays for the semiconductor group are expected to more than double to US$26 billion...
Wednesday 15 November 2017
TSMC board passes US$4.29 billion budget for capacity expansion
The board of directors of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has approved a budget of about US$4.29 billion mainly to construct new fab facilities and expand production...
Wednesday 8 November 2017
Catcher capex to reach NT$10 billion in 2018 to support capacity expansion
Chassis maker Catcher Technology expects its capex for 2018 to be comparable to the NT$10.4 billion (US$344.61 million) it will have spent in 2017, as it continues its capacity expansion,...
Wednesday 1 November 2017
Samsung capex to reach KRW46.2 trillion in 2017
Samsung expects capital expenditure (capex) for 2017 to be approximately KRW46.2 trillion (US$41.5 billion), a significant increase from 2016. Capex for the semiconductor and display...
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Generative AI market to reach US$1.5 trillion by 2030 with Taiwan holds hardware advantage; software and services to see promising future, says DIGITIMES Research