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Amkor Technology Stock: The $1 Billion Zero-Interest Debt Deal Behind Its AI Chip Packaging Push

Amkor Technology Stock: The $1 Billion Zero-Interest Debt Deal Behind Its AI Chip Packaging Push

Amkor Technology priced $1 billion in zero-coupon convertible senior notes due 2031, with settlement expected May 5. The company plans to use proceeds for capped-call transactions and capital spending, including its Arizona advanced packaging facility. Shares last traded at $71.09, up 1.9%. Amkor forecasts 2026 capital expenditures of $2.5 billion to $3.0 billion.
Amkor Technology’s $1 Billion Zero-Interest Debt Deal Puts Its AI Chip Packaging Push in Focus

Amkor Technology’s $1 Billion Zero-Interest Debt Deal Puts Its AI Chip Packaging Push in Focus

Amkor Technology priced $1 billion in 0.00% convertible senior notes due 2031, aiming to fund advanced semiconductor packaging expansion and capital spending. The notes, convertible at a 52.5% premium to recent share prices, are set to settle May 5. Amkor expects net proceeds of $981.7 million, or up to $1.13 billion if an option is exercised. The company’s Peoria, Arizona, campus could reach $7 billion in total investment.
Amkor Stock’s 7% Jump Raises the Bar for Q1 Earnings and AI Packaging Demand

Amkor Stock’s 7% Jump Raises the Bar for Q1 Earnings and AI Packaging Demand

Amkor Technology shares jumped 7.1% Friday to close at $78.10 ahead of Monday’s first-quarter earnings report. The company guided for Q1 net sales of $1.60–$1.70 billion and earnings of 18–28 cents a share, while Wall Street expects $1.63 billion and 23 cents. Amkor plans $2.5–$3.0 billion in 2026 capital spending, mainly for high-density fan-out packaging.
Amkor stock slides 5% into Monday as chip mood turns — here’s what to watch next

Amkor stock slides 5% into Monday as chip mood turns — here’s what to watch next

Amkor Technology shares fell 5.2% to $49.71 Friday, tracking a broader chip sector slump after Intel’s weak outlook. The drop came ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Jan. 28 rate decision and a wave of Big Tech earnings. Amkor will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on Feb. 9. The company is expanding its Arizona facility, raising investment to $7 billion.
ASE Technology stock price hits record close as chip rally sets up a holiday-shortened week

ASE Technology stock price hits record close as chip rally sets up a holiday-shortened week

ASE Technology’s U.S. shares closed Friday at $19.41, up 1.2% to a record high, as chip stocks led Wall Street gains. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index rose about 1.2%, while broader indexes stayed flat. ASE’s Taiwan shares also gained 1.68%. Investors now await next week’s earnings reports and ASE’s Feb. 5 results.
Chiplets & Advanced Packaging Market Report 2025: AI Demand Fuels 2.5D/3D Integration Boom

Chiplets & Advanced Packaging Market Report 2025: AI Demand Fuels 2.5D/3D Integration Boom

TSMC’s advanced CoWoS packaging is fully booked through 2025, despite doubling capacity yearly, as AI demand outpaces supply. Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Apple, and Amazon have adopted chiplet architectures, now generating over $40 billion in annual revenue. HBM chip lead times stretch up to a year, with prices up 20–30%. TSMC, Intel, ASE, and Amkor are racing to expand global advanced packaging capacity.
AI Stock Frenzy Hits Turbulence: Tech Titans Tumble, Chip Wars Heat Up (Aug 21–22, 2025 Roundup)

AI Stock Frenzy Hits Turbulence: Tech Titans Tumble, Chip Wars Heat Up (Aug 21–22, 2025 Roundup)

Palantir Technologies dropped 17% over six days, marking the S&P 500’s steepest weekly loss. The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 tech sector each fell about 2% by Wednesday as investors trimmed tech holdings ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s Jackson Hole speech. Nvidia shares slipped 5% for the week. The White House confirmed talks to take a 10% government stake in Intel.

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  • CNX Resources Removed from Russell 2000 Dynamic Index, Impacting Investor Base and Narrative
    June 29, 2026, 12:14 AM EDT. CNX Resources Corporation (NYSE: CNX) was excluded from the Russell 2000 Dynamic Index, potentially reshaping its investor mix by reducing holdings from index-tracking funds. This shift may affect liquidity and trading patterns but does not alter CNX's core fundamentals tied to Appalachian natural gas and environmental incentives. The company remains focused on monetizing tax credits and low-carbon initiatives, while navigating regulatory uncertainties. Its aggressive share repurchase program, with nearly 64% of shares bought back, interacts with the index exit to influence market dynamics. Analysts offer mixed forecasts, with some anticipating revenue around $2.3 billion by 2029 and others more cautious. Investors should weigh these factors amid evolving regulations and shifting shareholder composition.

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Trump-era loan caps could open door for private lenders in grad school market

29 June 2026
July 1 federal loan caps slash Grad PLUS access, forcing many graduate and professional students to seek private loans; Sallie Mae projects up to 70% origination growth over several years, while SoFi reports record student-loan volume—investors now face a real-time test of how much demand shifts to private lenders as federal limits hit.
IREN Limited (NASDAQ:IREN) slides as Warriors badge faces AI revenue test

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