Hanmi Semiconductor has landed a significant contract worth 79 billion KRW (about 58.2 million USD) from UTAC’s Thai subsidiary, a leading semiconductor back-end services (OSAT) provider based in Singapore.
The Financial Supervisory Service’s electronic disclosure system reported on Tuesday that Hanmi Semiconductor has inked a deal with UTAC Thai Limited for their cutting-edge Micro SAW & Vision Placement (
micro SAW & VISION PLACEMENT·MSVP) equipment worth 78.74 billion KRW (about 58 million USD).
The contract, valued at 1.37% of Hanmi Semiconductor’s projected consolidated revenue for 2025, is set to run from Monday through December 31.
MSVP technology is a game-changer in semiconductor manufacturing, offering an all-in-one solution for cutting, cleaning, drying, inspecting, sorting, and loading semiconductor packages. Its versatility extends beyond memory semiconductors like dynamic random access memory (DRAM), NAND flash, and high-bandwidth memory (HBM), finding applications in system semiconductors, printed circuit boards (PCBs), and glass substrate production.
UTAC specializes in packaging and testing semiconductors produced by various entities, including fabless companies, integrated device manufacturers (IDMs), and foundries. Their core focus lies in automotive and industrial semiconductors, as well as analog, mixed-signal, and radio frequency (RF) semiconductors.
This latest deal builds on an existing relationship between Hanmi Semiconductor and UTAC’s Thai subsidiary. In a previous transaction in May 2022, Hanmi supplied semiconductor manufacturing equipment worth approximately 15.6 billion KRW (about 11.5 million USD) to the same facility.