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ASE Technology expands AI semiconductor capacity as demand rises, boosting advanced packaging, testing and LEAP growth with major investment plans.

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Taiwan's ASE Technology Holding, the world's largest chip packaging and testing ‌provider, said on Thursday it would raise this year's ‌capital expenditure by $2 billion to around $10.5 billion, driven by strong demand. • Its ​previous capital expenditure guidance was $8.5 billion. • The company said it is building 13 greenfield sites this year ‌and has another eight ⁠brownfield sites, where it acquired existing factories and is repurposing them to meet demand.

ASE Technology (NYSE:ASX) reported second-quarter 2026 results marked by strong growth in its assembly, testing and materials business, driven by demand for leading-edge packaging and testing services as semiconductor customers expand AI-related hardware capacity. Consolidated net revenue rose 10%

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ASE Technology (ASX) shares are up nearly 290% over the past year and exhibit strong technical momentum. ASX maintains an 88% technical “Buy” rating from Barchart. Revenue is projected to grow 22.81% this year and 21.14% next, with earnings expected to nearly double both years. Analyst sentiment is mixed as...

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