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APACT is expanding its capabilities in automotive non-memory semiconductor applications by leveraging manufacturing expertise gained from its collaboration with SK hynix. Amid increasing domestic competition, Korean SMEs are encouraged to adopt global strategies, particularly as U.S. policies favor Korean suppliers over Chinese competitors.

The company aims to diversify its revenue sources, which currently rely heavily on the domestic memory market, by increasing its focus on automotive and system IC packaging. APACT's joint venture with ASIP in India is a strategic move to tap into the growing OSAT investment in South Asia, allowing them to benefit from the region's potential.

The automotive semiconductor market is expected to provide consistent long-term demand, with high entry barriers ensuring stable supplier relationships. Additionally, APACT is diversifying into stable cash-generating businesses, reflecting increasing market confidence as evidenced by a significant rise in share price.