On June 25, Amkor Technology rose 5.78% in pre-market trading, trading at $87.92/share, with turnover of $187,400.

On the news front, the semiconductor equipment sector staged a collective rebound after experiencing a broad selloff on June 23-24, during which major industry names saw significant declines — Lam Research had fallen over 10% and Applied Materials nearly 10%. In the current session, sector peers are broadly recovering, with Lam Research up 7.07%, Applied Materials up 6.88%, KLA up 5.66%, and ASML up 5.16%.

Amkor Technology had accumulated a decline exceeding 14% over the prior two trading days. Fundamental support remains intact from the company's ten-year strategic cooperation agreement with TSMC announced on June 16, under which TSMC will procure advanced packaging and test services from Amkor to expand capacity for global high-performance computing and AI chip production at its Arizona facility. Additionally, the company is considering investing approximately 1 trillion KRW to expand its Gwangju, South Korea factory, with a first-phase investment of 500 billion KRW targeted for completion before 2030. These factors combined to drive oversold recovery momentum as the broader sector rebounded.

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