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To own Kulicke and Soffa, you really have to believe in the durability of its position in semiconductor assembly equipment and in a recovery path from a lumpy earnings history and low recent returns. The latest quarterly beat, stronger forward guidance and a 7-day share price pop suggest near term sentiment has improved, but they do not fundamentally change the core catalysts: execution on revenue acceleration and restoring profitability after prior one off losses. The Board’s decision to maintain the US$0.205 quarterly dividend reinforces a disciplined capital return story, yet dividend coverage remains thin, so it does not remove earnings risk. Insider selling by the General Counsel looks too small to be a clear signal, but it may sharpen attention on already modest return on equity and valuation concerns.
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