ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd overview
ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd contact information
Offices
26 Chin Third Road, 811, Nantze Export Processing Zone, Kaoshiung, 811, TaiwanContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Kenneth Hsiang | Job titleHead of Investor Relations | LocationKaoshiung, Taiwan | Email  -------- |
| Ms. Grace Teng | Job titleManager Finance and Investor Relations | LocationKaoshiung, Taiwan | Email ----------- |
ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 4
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager --------- | Commitment date- | Commitment size$50m | |
Manager -------- | Commitment date- | Commitment size --------- | |
Manager ----- | Commitment date- | Commitment size ------- | |
Stories that mention ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd
Taiwanese regulators to clamp down on private equity deals
The Carlyle Group’s investment in Advanced Semiconductor Engineering, valued at $6.4bn, has prompted the government to review the its existing investment restrictions and tax regulations.
TPG, Affinity make $1.4bn offer for UTAC(3)
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.
TPG, Affinity make $1.4bn offer for UTAC(2)
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.
TPG, Affinity make $1.4bn offer for UTAC
TPG Capital and Affinity are proposing to delist a Singapore-listed semiconductor company for $1.4 billion. The offer follows a failed $1.6 billion buyout offer from Temasek Holdings for STATS ChipPac, another Singapore-listed chip company.
Oaktree seeks to delist Taiwanese manufacturer
Oaktree Capital, an alternative investment manager, is seeking to delist Taiwan’s Fu Sheng Industrial with a tender offer for all its shares. The $1 billion offer for the world’s largest manufacturer of golf club heads is backed by the founder and chairman.
ASE attracts new buyout suitors(2)
Taiwanese chip-testing company ASE, which yesterday forced The Carlyle Group to abandon a $6 billion buyout offer, is reportedly attracting the attention of four new suitors.
ASE shares soar as Carlyle gives up(2)
Shares in Taiwan-based ASE, the world’s largest chip testing company, soared to a seven year high today, after The Carlyle Group withdrew its $6 billion bid for the company. Many investors felt the offer was too low.
Temasek extends buyout offer deadline for STATS ChipPAC(2)
Temasek has extended, again, the deadline on its buyout offer for Singapore and US-listed chip tester and packager STATS ChipPAC to 18 May.