Sigurd is an OSAT provider for semiconductor.
Overview
Sigurd, founded in 1988, is an Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Test Services (OSAT) provider for semiconductor assembly and testing. With an average of over 30 years of experience in semiconductor assembly and testing, the management team operates the most advanced technology, equipment, and automated production lines across Taiwan, China, and Japan, serving customers worldwide with a complete range of semiconductor backend manufacturing services.
Sigurd group owns over 2,000 tester, providing professional testing services for semiconductor wafers and IC products. Leveraging these skilled testing equipment and techniques, Sigurd becomes an independent outsourced assembly and testing supplier offering a unified IC testing service. Sigurd’s assembly services include Wafer Level Chip Scale Package (WLCSP), Wafer Bump, Flip Chip, and Window Ball Grid Array (wBGA). Sigurd’s testing services cover two main areas of standard and customized testing schemes, including logic, analog, mixed signal, RF, memory, power, and more for semiconductor wafer and IC product testing.
Semiconductors packaged and tested by Sigurd are widely used in Metaverse, high-speed computing, wireless communication, mobile phones, automotive, medical, satellite, computer, Internet of Things (IoT), AI, consumer electronics, and multimedia products. Sigurd’s clients mainly come from world-leading semiconductor design companies, integrated device manufacturers, and wafer foundries. The demand for the most advanced production technology drives Sigurd to continually enhance its engineering and manufacturing capabilities to maintain high-quality products and services.
Sigurd has been publicly listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange since 2003. The company’s current capitalization is 4.5 billion dollars, with a total group asset value of 38.8 billion new Taiwan dollars, 11 factories, and 5,100 employees. Sigurd Group’s revenue currently ranks as the 6th largest professional OSAT group in Taiwan and 12th globally in 2021.