ASE Technology Holding Subsidiaries Dispose of MediaTek Shares, Realizing Approximately NT$326 Million in Profit
Two subsidiaries of ASE Technology Holding, a major semiconductor packaging and testing company, announced the disposal of a total of 278,000 shares of MediaTek. The combined transaction value was approximately NT$729 million, resulting in a disposal profit of about NT$326 million, primarily for realizing investment gains and financial investment purposes.
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(Central News Agency reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, 6th) ASE Technology Holding, a major semiconductor packaging and testing company, announced today evening on behalf of its two subsidiaries, the disposal of a total of 278,000 shares of MediaTek. The combined transaction value was approximately NT$729 million, with a disposal profit of approximately NT$326 million. ASE Technology Holding stated that the purpose of the disposal is to realize investment gains and for financial investment.
ASE Technology Holding announced this evening that its subsidiary, Taiwan Fure Electronic, disposed of MediaTek shares. The transaction period was from April 22 to May 6, with a transaction quantity of 143,000 shares, at an average price of NT$2648.32 per unit, totaling NT$378.71 million. The disposal profit was approximately NT$175 million.
The holding company stated that after this transaction, Taiwan Fure Electronic currently holds 60,000 shares of MediaTek, with a shareholding ratio of approximately 0.00374%.
ASE Technology Holding also announced that its subsidiary, Universal Scientific Industrial (USI), disposed of MediaTek shares. The transaction period was from April 22 to May 6, with a transaction quantity of 135,000 shares, at an average price of NT$2599.63 per share, totaling approximately NT$350 million. The disposal profit was approximately NT$151 million.
The holding company stated that after this transaction, USI still holds 60,000 shares of MediaTek, with a shareholding ratio of approximately 0.0037%. (Edited by Lin Chia-hsien) 1150506
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(Central News Agency reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, 6th) ASE Technology Holding, a major semiconductor packaging and testing company, announced today evening on behalf of its two subsidiaries, the disposal of a total of 278,000 shares of MediaTek. The combined transaction value was approximately NT$729 million, with a disposal profit of approximately NT$326 million. ASE Technology Holding stated that the purpose of the disposal is to realize investment gains and for financial investment.
ASE Technology Holding announced this evening that its subsidiary, Taiwan Fure Electronic, disposed of MediaTek shares. The transaction period was from April 22 to May 6, with a transaction quantity of 143,000 shares, at an average price of NT$2648.32 per unit, totaling NT$378.71 million. The disposal profit was approximately NT$175 million.
The holding company stated that after this transaction, Taiwan Fure Electronic currently holds 60,000 shares of MediaTek, with a shareholding ratio of approximately 0.00374%.
ASE Technology Holding also announced that its subsidiary, Universal Scientific Industrial (USI), disposed of MediaTek shares. The transaction period was from April 22 to May 6, with a transaction quantity of 135,000 shares, at an average price of NT$2599.63 per share, totaling approximately NT$350 million. The disposal profit was approximately NT$151 million.
The holding company stated that after this transaction, USI still holds 60,000 shares of MediaTek, with a shareholding ratio of approximately 0.0037%. (Edited by Lin Chia-hsien) 1150506
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