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    Anthony Liu

    Research Analyst at Analyst

    Anthony Liu is currently an associate at Latham & Watkins in the Data & Technology Transactions Practice within the Corporate Department, based in Hong Kong. His work is focused on advising clients across innovative technology and fintech sectors, supporting major transactions, regulatory matters, and investigations for startups, financial institutions, venture capital firms, digital asset companies, and corporations. Since joining Latham & Watkins, Liu has contributed to deals that earned the firm recognition as Fintech Group of the Year by Law360 for its leadership on complex, high-profile matters. He holds key legal credentials and is recognized within the firm for his technical expertise and involvement in cutting-edge corporate legal practice.

    Anthony Liu's questions to CHIPMOS TECHNOLOGIES (IMOS) leadership

    Anthony Liu's questions to CHIPMOS TECHNOLOGIES (IMOS) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Anthony Liu inquired about the company's long-term depreciation outlook in light of the planned CapEx increase in H2 2024, and also asked for commentary on ChipMOS's competitive strategy against DDIC OSAT rivals, particularly from China.

    Answer

    Silvia Su, VP of Finance and Accounting, addressed the financial query, stating that depreciation could see a 3% to 4% quarterly increase corresponding with higher CapEx. Chairman and President S.J. Cheng discussed competition, emphasizing that ChipMOS focuses on superior quality, operational excellence, and expanding its penetration in high-end markets like OLED and automotive panels to maintain its competitive advantage.

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    Anthony Liu's questions to CHIPMOS TECHNOLOGIES (IMOS) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Anthony Liu inquired about ChipMOS's long-term depreciation forecast following an anticipated H2 CapEx increase and the company's competitive strategy against DDIC OSAT rivals, including those in China.

    Answer

    Silvia Su, Vice President of Finance and Accounting Management Center, addressed the depreciation query, projecting a potential 3% to 4% quarterly increase tied to higher CapEx. Chairman and President S.J. Cheng discussed competition, stating ChipMOS focuses on superior quality, operational excellence, and expanding its high-end product mix like OLED and automotive panels to maintain its competitive advantage.

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    Anthony Liu's questions to CHIPMOS TECHNOLOGIES (IMOS) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Anthony Liu inquired about the company's long-term depreciation outlook following the planned CapEx increase in the second half of the year, and also asked for commentary on ChipMOS's competitive strengths and actions regarding the DDIC OSAT market, particularly concerning competition from China.

    Answer

    Silvia Su, Vice President of Finance and Accounting, addressed the first question, stating that depreciation is expected to have a 3% to 4% quarterly increase in H2. Chairman and President S.J. Cheng responded to the competition query, emphasizing ChipMOS's strong position through superior quality, operational excellence, and expanding its penetration in high-end products like OLED and automotive panels to maintain a competitive edge.

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    Anthony Liu's questions to CHIPMOS TECHNOLOGIES (IMOS) leadership • Q2 2024

    Question

    Anthony Liu inquired about the company's long-term depreciation outlook given the planned increase in second-half CapEx, and also asked for commentary on ChipMOS's competitive strengths and strategy against DDIC OSAT competitors, including those in China.

    Answer

    Silvia Su, Vice President of Finance and Accounting Management Center, explained that depreciation could see a 3% to 4% quarterly increase with higher CapEx. Chairman and President S.J. Cheng addressed the competitive landscape, stating that ChipMOS focuses on superior quality, operational excellence, and increasing its mix of high-end products like OLED and automotive panels to maintain its competitive advantage, particularly against rivals in China.

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