Nanya Technology released three material disclosures on the evening of Sept. 9, covering two equipment purchases and one transfer of shares in a subsidiary. According to filings on the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s Market Observation Post System, the three announcements were made between 5:34 p.m. and 5:37 p.m.
KLA purchases totaled about NT$5.63 billion
The largest filing involved equipment purchases from KLA Corporation, with a total transaction amount of about NT$5,628,843,241. The filing listed the quantity as "one batch" and stated that the counterparty was not a related party.
The fact date in the filing was given as 115/7/2~115/9/9 in the Republic of China calendar, which corresponds to July 2, 2026 through Sept. 9, 2026. That means the NT$5.63 billion figure was a combined filing for cumulative purchases during that period, not a single order placed on one day.
Other terms in the filing showed that the transaction was approved at the chairman level rather than by the board. Pricing was determined through price comparison and negotiation, based on quotations from the vendor and other suppliers. Payment will be handled under order terms, and the stated purpose was production use. The filing also said the transaction was not with a related party.
Second equipment filing was worth about NT$1.05 billion
A second disclosure, released two minutes later, named DAS Environmental Expert GmbH as the counterparty. The total transaction amount was about NT$1,050,936,017, and the company again said the counterparty was unrelated.
This filing covered a longer accumulation period. The fact date was listed as 114/10/15~115/9/9, which corresponds to Oct. 15, 2025 through Sept. 9, 2026, a span of nearly 11 months.
The rest of the terms matched the first filing: chairman-level approval, pricing through comparison and negotiation, payment under order terms, and production as the purpose of the purchase.
Taken together, the two equipment procurement disclosures came to about NT$6.68 billion.
PD Technology shares transferred to Mega Securities
The third filing was unrelated to equipment. Nanya said it disposed of 715 thousand common shares in PD Technology at NT$740 per share, for a total transaction value of NT$529.1 million. The counterparty was Mega Securities, which the company said was not a related party.
The filing said the transfer was made to support PD Technology’s upcoming registration on Taiwan’s Emerging Stock Board. Nanya transferred part of its holdings to the recommending securities firm for market making. The disclosure was labeled as a supplemental announcement. Nanya said its board had already approved the matter on Aug. 5, 2026, and a material disclosure had also been issued at that time.
The filing included several valuation figures. PD Technology’s net value per share was NT$29.74, while the transfer price was NT$740 per share, or about 24.9 times net value. Nanya said it would recognize a disposal gain of about NT$497 million.
After the deal, Nanya said it held 20,496,840 shares in PD Technology with a book value of NT$914 million, representing about 33.96% ownership, with no restriction on rights.
The pricing reference was based on PD Technology’s most recent financial statements reviewed by accountants, along with a fairness opinion on transaction pricing issued by Licheng CPAs. The decision-making body was the board.
Filings came as operating results improved
According to official Taiwan Stock Exchange financial statement data, Nanya’s capital spending disclosures came at a time when its operations had recovered sharply. The company reported July 2026 revenue of NT$43.9 billion, up 719.6% from a year earlier. Cumulative revenue through the second quarter of 2026 was NT$131.6 billion, gross profit was NT$98.9 billion, and earnings per share were NT$23.38.