On August 31, ASE Technology declined 3.39% overnight, trading at $36.59 per share, with turnover of approximately $480,200.

The decline was primarily driven by broad-based weakness across the semiconductor sector. Among peers, NVIDIA fell 0.2%, Intel dropped 1.12%, Micron Technology slid 1.55%, Marvell Technology declined 1.66%, and Advanced Micro Devices lost 0.77%, reflecting significant sector-wide selling pressure.

Notably, the pullback comes despite a series of positive company-level developments. ASE Technology recently secured expanded advanced packaging and testing orders from both Google for its TPU platform and Intel for its EMIB advanced packaging initiative. The company reported strong Q2 earnings with EPS of $0.29, beating the consensus estimate of $0.17 by over 70%. July revenue surged 43% year-over-year to NT$73.78 billion, with assembly and testing revenue up 49.5%. The company also announced a $29.5 million acquisition of a facility in San Jose, California, to expand its North American manufacturing footprint in response to growing AI and high-performance computing demand.

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