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J.P. Morgan Semiconductor Technology Materials: Feedback from Asian investor visits, focusing on Japanese semiconductor equipment and materials company (J.P. Morgan)

2026-07-24·ima-daily5min-0724-53-90856852cf
Street Signal | J.P. Morgan Semiconductor Technology Materials: Feedback from Asian investor visits, focusing on Japanese semiconductor equipment and materials company (J.P. Morgan)

The Semiconductor Technology Materials Report released by J.P. Morgan summarizes the feedback from investors in Asia. The report provides valuation and stock price performance data of companies within the coverage area, involving many Japanese semiconductor equipment and materials companies, such as Advantest, Tokyo Electron, Disco, Lasertec, SCREEN HD, etc.

The core point is that investors are paying close attention to the Japanese semiconductor equipment sector, especially AI-related advanced packaging and testing equipment companies. The report also pointed out the differentiation of stock price performance.

Kioxia HD has experienced huge gains since its listing, but has experienced a significant correction recently. One-sentence conclusion: The market's enthusiasm for investment in Japan's semiconductor equipment sector has not diminished, but the performance differentiation of individual stocks has intensified.

AI-driven high-end equipment (such as testing, advanced packaging) companies are more popular. We need to be wary of the risk of a correction in targets that have experienced excessive early gains. Positive/negative: Positive for Advantest (6857), Tokyo Electron (8035), SCREEN HD (7735) and other targets rated as "positive rating" by J.P. Morgan.

Bearish on Nikon (7731) (rated "cautious rating"). The market's crowded trade in AI semiconductors may have partially priced in, but structural demand remains strong. Catalysts:

1) Quarterly financial reports and order guidance from major semiconductor equipment manufacturers;

2) Capital expenditure plans of leading customers such as TSMC, Samsung, and Intel;

3) Shipments of AI chips (such as H200/B100/GB200) and demand for advanced packaging equipment.

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J.P. Morgan Semiconductor Technology Materials: Feedback from Asian investor visits, focusing on Japanese semiconductor equipment and materials company (J.P. Morgan)

The Semiconductor Technology Materials Report released by J.P.

The Semiconductor Technology Materials Report released by J.P. Morgan summarizes the feedback from investors in Asia. The report provides valuation and stock price performance data of companies within the coverage area, involving many Japanese semiconductor equipment and materials companies, such as Advantest, Tokyo Electron, Disco, Lasertec, SCREEN HD, etc. The core point is that investors are paying close attention to the Japanese semiconductor equipment sector, especially AI-related advanced packaging and testing equipment companies. The report also pointed out the differentiation of stock price performance. Kioxia HD has experienced huge gains since its listing, but has experienced a significant correction recently. One-sentence conclusion: The market's enthusiasm for investment in Japan's semiconductor equipment sector has not diminished, but the performance differentiation of individual stocks has intensified. AI-driven high-end equipment (such as testing, advanced packaging) companies are more popular. We need to be wary of the risk of a correction in targets that have experienced excessive early gains. Positive/negative: Positive for Advantest (6857), Tokyo Electron (8035), SCREEN HD (7735) and other targets rated as "positive rating" by J.P. Morgan. Bearish on Nikon (7731) (rated "cautious rating"). The market's crowded trade in AI semiconductors may have partially priced in, but structural demand remains strong. Catalysts: 1) Quarterly financial reports and order guidance from major semiconductor equipment manufacturers; 2) Capital expenditure plans of leading customers such as TSMC, Samsung, and Intel; 3) Shipments of AI chips (such as H200/B100/GB200) and demand for advanced packaging equipment.

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