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For Kulicke and Soffa, the “big picture” now is whether you buy into its push to become a key tools supplier for advanced AI packaging, while the core business is only slowly recovering from a weak equipment cycle. The EMIB and Thermo-Compression Bonding update ties neatly into existing short term catalysts, such as the expected step-up in Q1 FY26 revenue and margins, because it hints that more of that improvement could be driven by higher value, AI-related tools rather than just a cyclical bounce. At the same time, it nudges the risk profile: the company is already priced above some fair value estimates, its dividend is not well covered by earnings, and insider selling plus a rich sales multiple leave less room for execution missteps if EMIB orders or volume ramps disappoint.
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