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ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. (NYSE: ASX, TAIEX: 3711) regularly publishes news and regulatory updates that reflect its role in semiconductor assembly, testing and electronic manufacturing services. Many of the company’s announcements are furnished as Form 6-K reports and focus on unaudited consolidated financial results, segment performance and monthly net revenues.
Investors following ASX news will find monthly net revenue releases that report consolidated net revenues and ATM (assembly, testing and material) net revenues in both New Taiwan dollars and U.S. dollars. These updates typically include sequential and year-over-year percentage changes, along with quarterly and full-year totals, providing a high-frequency view of revenue trends across packaging, testing and EMS operations.
Quarterly earnings news for ASE Technology Holding includes segment highlights for packaging, testing and EMS, gross margin and operating margin data, capital expenditure details, customer concentration metrics and application breakdowns for ATM and EMS. These releases also feature management commentary on results and liquidity indicators such as unused credit lines, current ratio and net debt to equity ratio.
Beyond financial disclosures, ASE-related news has covered technology platform developments and strategic collaborations. For example, Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, Inc., a member of ASE Technology Holding, announced IDE 2.0, an AI-enhanced Integrated Design Ecosystem platform for advanced package co-design. ASE Technology Holding has also announced a binding Memorandum of Understanding with Analog Devices, Inc. regarding the intended purchase of a manufacturing facility in Penang, Malaysia and a planned long-term supply agreement.
This ASX news page brings together these types of updates, helping readers track ASE Technology Holding’s reported revenue trends, segment performance, technology initiatives and disclosed strategic transactions over time.
ASE Technology Holding (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited consolidated net revenues of NT$52,097 million (US$1,653 million) for February 2026, down 13.2% sequentially from January but up 15.9% year‑over‑year in NT$ (US$ +20.3% YoY).
The ATM assembly, testing and materials segment recorded NT$34,972 million (US$1,110 million) in February, down 7.1% sequentially and up 28.0% YoY in NT$ (US$ +32.8% YoY).
ASE Technology Holding (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited consolidated net revenues for January 2026 of NT$59,989 million (US$1,906 million), up +1.9% sequential and +21.3% year-over-year.
ATM assembly, testing and material net revenues were NT$37,639 million (US$1,196 million), essentially flat sequentially and up +33.8% YoY in NT$ (+39.5% YoY in US$). This release is provided to meet Taiwan regulatory requirements.
ASE Technology Holding (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited 4Q25 net revenues of NT$177,915 million (up 9.6% YoY, +5.5% QoQ) and 4Q25 net income attributable to shareholders of NT$14,713 million. Full-year 2025 net revenues were NT$645,388 million and net income attributable was NT$40,658 million.
4Q25 ATM revenue rose 24.2% YoY; consolidated gross margin improved to 19.5% and operating margin to 9.9%. Equipment capex totaled US$3.396 billion in 2025. Customer concentration remains high.
ASE Technology Holding (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited consolidated net revenues for December, Q4 and full year 2025.
Key figures: December 2025 net revenues were NT$58,865m (+0.1% sequential, +11.3% YoY; US$1,880m, -1.2% sequential, +15.3% YoY). Q4 2025 revenues were NT$177,915m (+5.5% QoQ, +9.6% YoY; US$5,763m, +1.8% QoQ, +14.2% YoY). Full year 2025 revenues were NT$645,388m (+8.4% YoY; US$20,782m, +11.8% YoY).
ATM (assembly, testing, material) segment: December 2025 NT$37,586m (+4.2% sequential, +25.9% YoY; US$1,201m, +2.9% sequential, +30.4% YoY). Q4 2025 ATM NT$109,707m (+9.4% QoQ, +24.2% YoY). Full year 2025 ATM NT$389,228m (+19.4% YoY; US$12,539m, +23.2% YoY).
ASE Technology (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited consolidated net revenues for November 2025 of NT$58,820 million (US$1,903 million), down 2.3% sequentially in NT$ and 3.9% sequentially in US$, but up 11.1% YoY in NT$ and 15.5% YoY in US$.
ASE's ATM assembly, testing and material segment posted November net revenues of NT$36,082 million (US$1,167 million), essentially flat sequentially in NT$ (+0.1%) and slightly down in US$ (-1.5%), while rising 23.6% YoY in NT$ and 28.5% YoY in US$.
Contact: ir@aseglobal.com, Tel: +886.2.6636.5678, https://www.aseglobal.com
ASE Technology Holding (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited consolidated net revenues for October 2025 of NT$60,561 million (US$1,995 million), a +6.7% YoY increase in NT$ and +12.1% YoY in US$, with a small sequential decline of -0.5% NT$ (-0.8% US$) versus September 2025.
The company's ATM (assembly, testing and material) business recorded October 2025 net revenues of NT$34,997 million (US$1,153 million), up +22.9% YoY in NT$ (and +29.1% YoY in US$) and +3.0% sequentially in NT$.
Contact: ir@aseglobal.com.
Advanced Semiconductor Engineering (ASX) launched IDE 2.0, an AI-enhanced upgrade to its Integrated Design Ecosystem that accelerates package co-design for AI and HPC applications.
Key claims: simulation acceleration >90% (cuts a 14-day iteration to ~30 minutes), predictive risk assessments in 60 seconds, and the ability to shorten design-analysis cycles from weeks to hours via a cloud e-Simulator combining multiphysics simulation, real-world data, and AI. IDE 2.0 includes an AI-driven feedback loop, integrated electrical/thermal/mechanical analyses, IP safeguards, and is available now as an exclusive collaborative toolset for ASE customers under the VIPack platform.
ASE Technology Holding (NYSE: ASX) reported unaudited 3Q25 results with net revenues of NT$168,569 million, up 5.3% YoY and 11.8% sequentially. Net income attributable to shareholders was NT$10,870 million; basic EPS NT$2.50 (US$0.168 per ADS) and diluted EPS NT$2.41 (US$0.162 per ADS).
By segment, ATM contributed ~47% of revenues with NT$100,289 million (ATM revenue +16.9% YoY); EMS was NT$69,022 million (EMS revenue -8.4% YoY). Gross margin 17.1%, operating margin 7.8%. Capex in 3Q25 was US$779 million. Current ratio 1.13; net debt/equity 0.63.
G50 Corp (ASX: G50) welcomed the Critical Minerals Framework signed Oct 21, 2025, which includes a U.S. government investment to build a 100 metric ton-per-year advanced gallium refinery in Western Australia. The agreement is described as the first major Western government investment in downstream gallium refining and aims to advance self-reliance in critical minerals processing.
G50 reported Phase 2 drilling at its Golconda Project (Arizona) that confirmed a polymetallic discovery of more than 700m containing gold, silver, zinc and gallium and said the project is well positioned near mining infrastructure to support U.S. supply chains.
ASE (NYSE:ASX) and Analog Devices (NASDAQ:ADI) signed a binding Memorandum of Understanding for strategic steps in Penang, Malaysia. ASE intends to purchase 100% of Analog Devices Sdn. Bhd. and its Penang manufacturing facility (build-up area > 680,000 square feet), and ADI plans to co-invest in upskilling the site. The companies also intend to enter a long-term supply agreement with ASE providing manufacturing services. The parties expect definitive agreements in Q4 2025 and a transaction close in H1 2026, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.