Kinsus Interconnect Technology is on track to expand its production capacity for ABF substrates by 30-40% in 2022, and by another 40% in 2023, to meet ever-increasing demand for processing...
Taiwan-based Nan Ya Plastics has reported revenues grew 2.1% sequentially and 20.2% on year to NT$35.27 billion (US$1.27 billion) in January 2022, buoyed by rising prices of its electronics...
Taiwan-based Nan Ya PCB, which specializes in the manufacture of IC substrates, has announced plans to further expand fab capacities in Taiwan and China for high-end ABF substrates...
Buoyed by strong graphics card sales, ASRock and TUL are expected to post brisk revenue and profit results in the first half of 2022, according to industry sources.
Taiwan-based ABF substrate suppliers expect the activation of new production capacities later this year and in 2023 to boost their profits amid tight supplies, according to industry...
Green energy gaining momentum amid growing calls for carbon emission reduction is expected to accelerate the penetration of third-generation semiconductors GaN and SiC in EV and industrial...
IC substrate supplier Unimicron Technology is showcasing its newly-developed fan-out panel-level packaging (FOPLP) substrates at the ongoing SEMICON Taiwan 2021, looking to better...
Samsung Electro-Mechanics (Semco) reportedly will set up a new ABF substrate plant in Vietnam mainly to provide dedicated capacity for Intel, with construction slated to kick off...
ABF substrate makers Unimicron Technology, Nan Ya PCB, and Kinsus Interconnect Technology have added capital expenditure to keep expanding production capacities, according to the...
Taiwan-based CCL manufacturer Elite Material (EMC) has disclosed plans to issue NT$3.5 billion (US$125.7 million) in convertible corporate bonds to fund its capacity expansion for...
The supply of ABF substrates will continue to be at least 20% short of demand in 2022, and the crunch may start to ease only after most of new capacities at suppliers come online...
Taiwan's leading IC substrate maker Unimicron Technology has recently scaled up its capital expenses for 2022 to NT$35.858 billion (US$1.287 billion) from the originally planned level...