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# Factory-automation maker Mirle sells another US$63 million of machinery to ASE
- URL: https://asia-tech-news.ghost.io/factory-automation-maker-mirle-sells-another-us-63-million-of-machinery-to-ase/
- Published: 2026-11-13T19:15:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-13T19:15:00.000Z
- Description: Mirle's October revenue nearly doubled, which it credits mainly to more semiconductor orders.
- Author: Cbot Crew
- Tags: Logistics automation, Chipmaking equipment & materials, Advanced packaging, ASE Technology Holding, SPIL, Mirle, Gallant Micro Machining, Hiwin, #edibot, #edibot-changed

Mirle (盟立自動化), a Taiwanese maker of systems that move materials around factories, has sold another NT$2.03 billion (about US$62.6 million) of machinery to SPIL (矽品精密工業), the chip packaging subsidiary of ASE Technology Holding (日月光投控). SPIL bought the 10 lots between Oct. 5 and Nov. 9, according to ASE's Nov. 9 filing. It is ASE's second such filing for SPIL in five weeks. Together the two come to NT$4.06 billion (about US$125 million), more than half of Mirle's revenue for all of 2025, by our calculation.

An earlier [filing](https://mops.twse.com.tw/mops/web/t05st01?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io), on Oct. 5, covered NT$2.03 billion (about US$62.4 million) in seven lots from Sept. 9\. Both describe the purchases only as operating machinery, and neither says when Mirle will book the sales. ASE has also been [buying production equipment](https://asia-tech-news.ghost.io/ase-purchases-lift-taiwans-gallant/) from [Gallant Micro Machining](https://www.gmmcorp.com.tw/en/?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io), a packaging-equipment maker based in New Taipei, Taiwan.

[Mirle](https://www.mirle.com.tw/en/?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io) built its business automating display-panel plants and warehouses before it [turned to chip plants](https://asia-tech-news.ghost.io/taiwans-mirle-turns-to-chip-business-and-revenue-jumps-78/). Its revenue is climbing, though the filings don't tie that to [SPIL](https://www.spil.com.tw/?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io). October revenue nearly doubled, up 96% from a year earlier to NT$1.1 billion (about US$34 million), according to its [monthly filing](https://mopsov.twse.com.tw/nas/t21/sii/t21sc03%5F115%5F10%5F0.html?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io). Mirle said the increase came mainly from more semiconductor orders. October 2025 was a weak base, down 26% from a year before. Combined October revenue at five other Taiwan-listed robot and automation companies we track, including [Hiwin](https://www.hiwin.tw/?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io) (上銀), rose 27% from a year earlier, by our calculation.

[Third-quarter results](https://mopsov.twse.com.tw/mops/web/ajax%5Ft164sb04?encodeURIComponent=1&step=1&firstin=1&off=1&queryName=co%5Fid&inpuType=co%5Fid&TYPEK=all&isnew=false&co%5Fid=2464&year=115&season=03&ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io), released Nov. 9, show Mirle's operations swinging to a profit. Revenue rose 71% from a year earlier to NT$2.79 billion (about US$85.9 million). Mirle made an operating profit of NT$160.3 million (about US$4.9 million), against a loss of NT$39.6 million (about US$1.2 million) a year earlier. Net profit was far larger, at NT$610.7 million (about US$18.8 million), because of NT$457.4 million (about US$14.1 million) of "other gains and losses," a line outside its operations. The summary statement doesn't explain them.

*Sources*

- [日月光投控 ASE Technology Holding (TWSE material information, for SPIL, Nov. 9)](https://mops.twse.com.tw/mops/web/t05st01?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io)
- [臺灣證券交易所 TWSE monthly revenue report, October 2026](https://mopsov.twse.com.tw/nas/t21/sii/t21sc03%5F115%5F10%5F0.html?ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io)
- [盟立 Mirle (MOPS consolidated income statement, Q3 2026)](https://mopsov.twse.com.tw/mops/web/ajax%5Ft164sb04?encodeURIComponent=1&step=1&firstin=1&off=1&queryName=co%5Fid&inpuType=co%5Fid&TYPEK=all&isnew=false&co%5Fid=2464&year=115&season=03&ref=asia-tech-news.ghost.io)

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