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Amkor Technology financial and ownership shifts

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In mid‑July, institutional investors adjusted their positions in Amkor Technology, with Three Seasons Wealth adding roughly 15,600 shares and other funds increasing holdings to collectively own about 42 % of the company’s stock. Concurrently, Allspring Global reduced its stake in Arista Networks, but the Amkor filing highlighted ongoing interest from major asset managers. Two weeks later, Amkor’s share price fell more than 5 % after the company issued a Q3 revenue forecast that missed analysts’ expectations. The outlook cited limited memory supply, shifting customer production schedules, and a planned migration of System‑in‑Package operations from Korea to Vietnam, alongside weaker Android‑related demand. Management emphasized the move to Vietnam as a long‑term efficiency gain, even as it signaled a near‑term revenue decline. On July 28, Amkor reiterated the same guidance, projecting Q3 revenue of $1.95‑$2.05 billion versus the consensus $2.12 billion. CFO Megan Faust said communications revenue would decline in the high single‑digit range sequentially, again attributing the shortfall to memory constraints, schedule shifts and the SiP migration. CEO Kevin Engel reiterated that moving SiP production to Vietnam is intended to improve scalability and cost structure while freeing Korean capacity for higher‑value products. The repeat of these themes confirms investor concerns and sustains the downward pressure A new update on the stock. Together, July 28, 2026, repeated this guidance and the snapshots trace a short‑term sequence: first, a notable reshuffling of institutional ownership, followed by associated market reaction to softer earnings guidance reaction: Amkor again projected Q3 revenue of $1.95‑$2.05 billion, well below analyst estimates, and strategic manufacturing its stock slid more than 5 % in pre‑market trading. The company once more pointed to limited memory availability, customer schedule changes, continued Android weakness, and a subsequent reaffirmation the ongoing SiP relocation to Vietnam as the primary drivers of the same outlook. This continuity underscores persistent supply‑chain pressures and the firm’s strategic shift, sustaining investor caution.

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