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first_img Winbond Electronics has initiated the expansion of its Kaohsiung Luzhu plant, with Module B expected to start construction in 2027

According to the Industrial and Commercial Times, driven by the long-term growth in demand for memory and advanced packaging due to AI, Winbond Electronics has proactively initiated expansion plans for its Kaohsiung Luzhu plant, merging the originally planned phases two and three into Module B for simultaneous development. Construction of the cleanroom is expected to start in 2027, with equipment installation beginning as early as the beginning of 2029, and equipment will be phased in according to customer demand forecasts and LTA. Currently, there are already customers negotiating for capacity in 2029 and 2030.Industry sources indicate that Winbond's niche DRAM and SLC NAND are in short supply in the third quarter, with a quarterly price increase estimated at about 50%; NOR Flash benefits from large cloud service provider customers stocking up, with a quarterly price increase estimated at about 30%. The price increase for memory in the fourth quarter is expected to converge to 2% to 5%, but thanks to increased DRAM capacity and growing shipment volumes, revenue and profits can still maintain a quarterly increase. Winbond's consolidated revenue in the second quarter was NT$59.843 billion, a quarterly increase of 56.4% and a year-on-year increase of 184.7%. DRAM prices increased by about 100% quarter-on-quarter, while Flash rose by about 43%, with consolidated gross margin rising to 66.2% and after-tax earnings per share of NT$5.40.The Module B product plan includes Standard DRAM, CUBE DRAM, Wafer-on-Wafer (WoW), and silicon capacitors (Si-Cap), which will support 14-nanometer and future 12-nanometer DRAM processes, with plans to introduce EUV equipment in the future.

hot_img Nomura initiates coverage of Yuzhu Technology with a valuation of 25 times the 2027 sales multiple

Nomura Securities has initiated coverage on Yushu Technology, assigning a valuation of 25 times the 2027 sales multiple, expecting revenue growth rates of 101% and 144% for the fiscal years 2027 and 2028, respectively, with a compound annual growth rate of approximately 122% from 2026 to 2028. The research report highlights two major investment theses: the full-stack mechanical design and self-developed hardware provide Yushu with structural cost advantages, with outsourced components accounting for only 10% to 20% of total costs, and gross margins increasing from 44% in the fiscal year 2022 to 60% in the fiscal year 2025; rapid product iteration allows Yushu to repeatedly lead the industry into new application scenarios, launching four humanoid product series within 26 months.The report also notes that on July 28, 2026, the U.S. FCC included it in the Covered List, and while authorized models can still be sold, new models under development will face restrictions, constituting structural entry constraints. Currently, 73.6% of humanoid robot revenue still comes from research institutions, and catalysts for growth in new terminal markets remain scarce. Nomura suggests paying attention to the progress of the "brain"—the commercialization of WVLA2.0 and the industrial deployment of UnifoLM-X1-0, which may be key to unlocking new application scenarios. The views expressed in this research report are those of Nomura Securities and do not constitute investment advice.
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