ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. ASX

ASE Technology Holding Co., Ltd. se dedica principalmente al negocio de inversión general. La empresa ofrece a sus clientes tres tipos de servicios. Los servicios de Circuitos Integrados (IC) consisten en servicios de empaquetado, que incluyen diseño de empaquetado y módulos, empaquetado de IC y empaquetado de múltiples chips; servicios de pruebas, que incluyen pruebas previas, pruebas de pines de obleas y pruebas de productos terminados, así como materiales, que incluyen diseño y fabricación de sustratos. El negocio de servicios de fabricación electrónica participa en el desarrollo y diseño de comunicaciones, electrónica de consumo, computadoras, almacenamiento, electrónica industrial, automóviles y otros tipos de productos electrónicos, el negocio de adquisición de materiales, logística, mantenimiento y otros servicios postventa. Otros servicios incluyen desarrollo inmobiliario, construcción, ventas de viviendas, gestión de propiedades y alquiler de centros comerciales. La empresa distribuye sus productos a Estados Unidos, Taiwán, Europa, Asia y otras regiones.

Con 21 acciones de ASX (USD 1.002,75) habrías recibido USD 8,40 en dividendos en los últimos 12 meses.

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