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Jusung Engineering Falls 8.5%... Amid Semiconductor Equipment Stock Correction, Expectations for 'AI & HBM' Demand Remain

Jusung Engineering entered a consolidation phase on the 25th, recording a downward trend during the trading session. The stock closed at 166,900 won, down 8.50%

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Jusung Engineering Falls 8.5%... Amid Semiconductor Equipment Stock Correction, Expectations for 'AI & HBM' Demand Remain
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Jusung Engineering entered a consolidation phase on the 25th, recording a downward trend during the trading session. The stock closed at 166,900 won, down 8.50% from the previous trading day. Investors' attention is now focused on whether the semiconductor investment cycle will recover going forward.

Recently, semiconductor-related stocks drew attention amid expectations of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure expansion and growing demand for high bandwidth memory (HBM), but some stocks experienced increased volatility and underwent corrections. Jusung Engineering operates businesses in deposition equipment essential to the semiconductor manufacturing process, as well as display and solar equipment.

Industry analysts project that if the trends of transitioning to finer semiconductor processes and expanding advanced packaging continue, demand for related equipment will naturally increase. In particular, the market views whether global memory companies will resume capital expenditure as a key variable that will determine the future direction of semiconductor equipment stocks. Analysts suggest that if the expansion of the AI server market and the trend of increasing data center investment persist, equipment orders are highly likely to gradually increase as well.

However, some point out that stock price volatility may persist in the short term depending on market investment sentiment and supply-demand changes. The assessment is that various macroeconomic variables—such as U.S. semiconductor industry conditions, investment schedules of major clients, and global economic trends—could exert influence, necessitating continuous monitoring of related issues.

In the long term, emphasis is being placed on the likelihood that the AI-centric semiconductor investment trend will be maintained. Accordingly, industry attention is focusing on whether companies equipped with equipment technologies tailored to next-generation processes will be able to lead to expanded orders and improved earnings.

[This article was written with the assistance of AI. This article does not constitute a recommendation to invest in any specific stock, and the final judgment and responsibility for investments lie solely with the investor.]

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