Unimicron Technology

Unimicron Technology disclosed that it has received materials or documentation pertaining to facility (plant-operations) engineering. The nature of the underlying project — whether a new facility build-out, expansion, or infrastructure upgrade — is not determinable from the subject line alone. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology's Board of Directors has resolved to consolidate the existing ESG Committee into the Sustainable Operations and Nomination Committee, effectively placing ESG oversight under that combined body. This is a governance restructuring that streamlines board-level sustainability oversight rather than creating new substantive ESG obligations. The change is administrative in nature and is unlikely to alter the company's underlying ESG strategy or commitments. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology's board of directors has resolved to create a dedicated Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) position within the company. The appointment signals a formal elevation of ESG governance at the senior executive level, consistent with Taiwan's growing regulatory and investor pressure on supply-chain sustainability. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron's board of directors has resolved to adjust the company's fiscal year 2026 (ROC year 115) capital budget and revise the pre-order amounts committed for long lead-time equipment. For a major IC substrate and PCB manufacturer, changes to capex plans and advance equipment orders are a key indicator of shifting capacity-expansion strategy — particularly relevant given current ABF substrate demand dynamics. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has announced the record date (基準日) for the capital increase resulting from bondholders who exercised their conversion rights during Q2 2026 (April–June 2026) under the company's first domestic unsecured convertible bond. This record date governs when the newly issued common shares arising from those conversions are formally registered, creating incremental dilution for existing shareholders. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology's board of directors has resolved to recall and cancel unvested restricted employee shares (restricted stock units), triggering a corresponding capital reduction as those shares are retired. This type of action typically occurs when employees depart before vesting conditions are satisfied, causing forfeited shares to be returned and extinguished, which reduces total shares outstanding. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology (3037) has filed a material information disclosure concerning its investment in offshore subsidiary Hemingway Int'l Limited. The announcement likely covers capital injection, incorporation details, or revised investment figures required under TWSE continuous disclosure rules. Full body available on MOPS; investors should review for transaction size and strategic rationale.

Unimicron Technology is filing this disclosure on behalf of its offshore subsidiary Hemingway Int'l Limited, reporting the acquisition of an equity stake in SMART IDEA HOLDINGS LIMITED. The transaction indicates a cross-border investment or restructuring move within the group's holding structure, which investors should monitor for details on consideration paid, ownership percentage, and strategic rationale. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology (3037) has filed a material disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary, Smart Idea Holdings Limited, regarding the acquisition of an equity interest in Unigreat Holding Limited. The transaction represents a corporate investment or restructuring move conducted through Unimicron's offshore holding structure. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has submitted its mandatory quarterly financial report covering the three-month period ending 30 June 2026 (ROC Year 115 Q2), disclosing updated revenue, earnings, balance-sheet, and cash-flow data. This is a routine periodic disclosure required of all TWSE-listed issuers and provides investors with the most current snapshot of the company's financial condition and operating results. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology's first-series unsecured convertible bond (short name: Unimicron CB-1; security code 30371) has reached the threshold requiring a mandatory cautionary trading notice on the TPEX (OTC) market. Under Taiwan TPEX rules, this disclosure is a regulatory obligation triggered when a listed security's trading activity — typically price movement or turnover — exceeds defined alert parameters; it is not an announcement of a new corporate action. The notice is published to help investors distinguish unusual trading patterns in the convertible bond from routine activity. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has disclosed the scheduled date of the Board of Directors meeting at which the company's second-quarter 2026 financial statements will be reviewed and approved. This notice is a procedural filing required under TWSE listing rules and signals to investors when to expect the official release of Q2 results. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has filed an amendment correcting its previously disclosed endorsement and guarantee information for June 2026 (Republic of China Year 115). Such disclosures cover financial guarantees the company has extended to subsidiaries or counterparties, and a correction indicates that figures or details in the original filing contained errors. Investors should review the amended disclosure on MOPS to assess any change in the company's contingent-liability exposure. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has announced it will hold an in-person investor briefing covering its financial results and operational update for Q2 2026 (Republic of China Year 115). This is a routine investor-relations event allowing analysts and shareholders to engage directly with management. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology (3037) disclosed that it has acquired materials or documents pertaining to plant/facility engineering. The nature and scope of the engineering work — whether tied to capacity expansion, new construction permits, or operational data — is not determinable from the subject line alone. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has announced an adjustment to the conversion price of its domestic first-series unsecured convertible bonds (CB). Conversion price adjustments are typically triggered by corporate actions specified in the bond indenture—such as cash dividends, stock splits, or rights offerings—and alter the effective equity dilution ratio for bondholders who elect to convert. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology's first-series unsecured convertible bond (short name: 欣興一; bond code: 30371) has met the Taiwan OTC Securities Exchange's criteria for mandatory publication of cautionary trading information, triggering this regulatory notice. This is a procedural market-surveillance disclosure — not a new issuance or corporate action — required when a listed bond's trading activity (price movement or volume) crosses a defined alert threshold. Investors should review the full announcement on MOPS for the specific trading data that triggered the notice. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology has announced an adjustment to the conversion price of its first domestically issued unsecured convertible bonds. Such adjustments typically occur following dividend distributions, capital reductions, or other corporate actions that trigger anti-dilution provisions under the bond indenture, and directly affect the number of shares bondholders may receive upon conversion. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology is disclosing the terms and conditions for a cash capital increase in which newly issued common shares will serve as the underlying securities for an overseas Global Depositary Receipt (GDR) offering. This is a significant equity capital-markets transaction that will raise fresh capital internationally while diluting existing shareholders' stakes. Full body available on MOPS.

The company disclosed the acquisition of machinery and equipment, a transaction that under Taiwan disclosure rules requires reporting when the value crosses materiality thresholds. The filing likely relates to capacity expansion or production upgrades relevant to PCB/ABF substrate operations, though specifics on counterparty, amount, and purpose are not in the subject line. Full body available on MOPS.

The company disclosed information regarding the acquisition of machinery and equipment, a routine Taiwan material-information filing typically triggered when capex exceeds disclosure thresholds. Such filings often signal capacity expansion or technology upgrades in PCB/IC substrate production. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron disclosed the acquisition of materials related to plant facility engineering, likely tied to capacity expansion or facility upgrade work at one of its PCB/ABF substrate sites. Only the subject line is available; the transaction value, counterparty, and project scope are in the full filing on MOPS. Material procurement disclosures of this type typically signal ongoing capex execution rather than a strategic shift.

The company announced an adjustment to the conversion price of its first domestic unsecured convertible bonds. Such adjustments are typically triggered by anti-dilution provisions following events like cash dividends, capital increases, or stock splits, and directly affect the number of shares bondholders can receive upon conversion. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced an adjustment to its cash dividend payout ratio, a board-level capital return decision that directly affects shareholder distributions. The change in payout ratio may signal a shift in capital allocation policy, earnings outlook, or reinvestment priorities. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron disclosed the procurement of materials related to facility/plant engineering works. This likely concerns equipment or construction inputs supporting fab/factory operations or expansion. Full body available on MOPS.

Unimicron Technology (TWSE: 3037) reported May 2026 revenue of NT$14.06B, up 32.4% YoY and edging 0.9% higher MoM, marking a fresh high in the current cycle. The double-digit YoY acceleration extends the ABF substrate maker's recovery trajectory, consistent with sustained AI server and HBM-related substrate demand. YTD revenue reached NT$65.44B, up 26.8% versus the same period a year ago.

Unimicron Technology (3037.TW) posted Q1 2026 revenue of NT$37.4B with operating income of NT$2.76B and net income after tax of NT$5.38B, translating to basic EPS of NT$3.28. Non-operating income of NT$3.54B exceeded operating profit, suggesting investment gains or one-off items materially boosted the bottom line beyond core PCB/ABF substrate operations.