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Analyst forecasts rise for three South Korean semiconductor suppliers
Forecasts and target prices have been raised for South Korean semiconductor suppliers PSK Holdings, Doosan Tesna and HPSP.
The companies make materials, parts or equipment used in the semiconductor industry.
The changes come as major chipmakers expand investment and demand for AI chips increases.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares have already risen substantially, while the companies continue investing.
This has drawn more attention to suppliers that support chip production.
The article does not say what the companies’ future performance will be or identify any specific next steps.
Forecasts for earnings and target prices have risen for three South Korean semiconductor suppliers.
The companies are PSK Holdings, Doosan Tesna and HPSP.
The article links the revisions to expanding investment by major semiconductor companies and rising demand for AI chips.
Interest in semiconductor materials, parts and equipment firms is growing as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix shares have already risen substantially.
The two major chipmakers are continuing their investment, according to the article.
- Who
- PSK Holdings, Doosan Tesna and HPSP.
- What
- Earnings forecasts and target prices for the three suppliers have been raised.
- When
- The article was published on October 12, 2026; its text lists an October 13, 2026 update.
- Where
- South Korea.
- Why
- Major semiconductor companies are increasing investment, while demand for AI chips is growing.
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- Companies
- PSK Holdings, Doosan Tesna and HPSP
- Forecasts
- Earnings forecasts and target prices were raised
- Drivers
- Major semiconductor companies' investment expansion and rising AI chip demand
- Related companies
- Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix
- Publication
- Hankyung, October 12, 2026
Sources
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