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OSATs (from 22) ChipMOS rounded out the top ten with
$710M in revenue (+3.1% YoY), with its
and communications electronics. A driver IC business benefiting from steady
strong performance from key customer demand in the automotive and OLED sec-
AMD also supported revenue stability. tors.
Powertech Technology came in fifth TrendForce reports that the 2024 OSAT
with $2.28B in revenue (+1% YoY). market reflects an ongoing restructuring
Growth was limited by the absence of the semiconductor value chain. OSAT
of a significant rebound in memory providers are facing increasingly stringent
packaging/testing and the ongoing technological requirements from hetero-
transition phase in advanced packaging. geneous integration and wafer-level pack-
aging (WLP) to die stacking, the adoption
HT-Tech secured sixth place with $2.01B of advanced test equipment, and surging
in revenue (+26% YoY), with the highest demand for high-frequency, high-density
annual growth among the top ten packaging driven by AI and edge comput-
OSATs. ing.
The company not only mass-produces The industry is evolving from a traditional
low- and mid-end packaging but is also manufacturing model with a core strategic
investing in high-end development, sector centered on advanced integration
focusing on applications such as AI, and R&D.
HPC, automotive electronics, and
memory, with a strong local customer In summary, the global OSAT market in
base in China. 2024 is defined by a dual dynamic: stable
leadership from mature players and the
Recovering demand rapid rise of regional challengers.
WiseRoad ranked seventh with $1.56B in
revenue (+5% YoY). Growth was driven This trend sets the stage for intensified
by recovering semiconductor demand competition in next-generation technolo-
and technological upgrades. Additionally, gies such as advanced packaging and
the retreat of some foreign competitors heterogeneous integration.
due to the U.S.-China tech conflict has trendforce.com
allowed TFME to expand its domestic
footprint. EVENTS
Hana Micron ranked eighth with $920M June 2-4, SWTest Test Probe Conference, Carlsbad, Ca-
lif., swtest.org
in revenue (+23.7% YoY), supported by
strong performance from its memory June 4-6, JPCA Show, Tokyo, jpcashow.com
customers. June 22-25, Design Automation Conference, San Fran-
cisco, dac.org
KYEC came in ninth with $910M in
revenue (-14.5% YoY) mainly due to the June 24-26, Symposium on Counterfeit Parts & Mate-
rials, College Park, Md., smta.org
sale of its subsidiary KLTech. Growing
demand from AI servers and HPC chips June 24-26, Sensors Converge, Santa Clara, Calif.,
continues to support KYEC’s testing sensorsconverge.com
business, alongside growing CoWoS July 7-10, CHIPcon, Heterogenous Integration on Packa-
testing demand. ges, San Jose, imaps.org
