WPG Holdings, a leading semiconductor distributor, has announced a major organizational restructuring. On November 11, the company's board approved a share conversion plan under which subsidiaries Yosun and Pinsa will become wholly-owned units of AIT. The move establishes AIT and Sertek as WPG’s "dual-core engines" for its semiconductor distribution business, strengthening its global expansion strategy.
Previously, WPG operated four main business units—Yosun, Pinsa, AIT, and Sertek. The consolidation into two core entities aims to enhance internal synergy and agility in response to industry changes and global competition.
The restructured units are each projected to generate $12–13 billion in annual revenue, with employee counts in the thousands. WPG emphasized that the reorganization focuses on deepening partnerships with international suppliers, optimizing resource allocation, improving operational efficiency, and strengthening financial stability.
Notably, Yosun and Pinsa will retain their legal identities and existing product authorizations, ensuring business continuity for clients. Under the share conversion terms, Yosun shareholders will receive 2.7947 AIT shares per Yosun share, while Pinsa shareholders will get 1.2222 AIT shares per Pinsa share. The conversion is scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2026.
The restructuring comes as generative AI drives surging demand for electronic components, with WPG reporting better-than-expected profits in the third quarter.
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