Inventec has announced plans to participate in the sale of ZT Group shares in response to AMD’s acquisition of the company. The deal is expected to generate NT$13.161 billion (approximately US$411 million), with no recognized disposal gains or losses. Instead, the transaction will be reflected in shareholders’ equity through other comprehensive income.
Inventec still retains around 10% of ZT Systems shares. The company will agree to a share purchase agreement related to Super Micro’s acquisition of ZT Group, disposing of ZT’s ordinary shares and stock options. As part of the deal, Inventec will also acquire approximately 884,000 shares of Super Micro stock.
Inventec initially invested in ZT Systems in 2019, entering the supply chain for major U.S. cloud service providers such as Amazon AWS, Microsoft, and Meta. The partnership has focused on the OEM production of NVIDIA GPU servers, with Inventec responsible for server board assembly (L6), and ZT handling final assembly and testing (L10 and L11).
This strategic divestment allows Inventec to further align its operations with evolving market dynamics while maintaining a stake in the growing server market through its Super Micro shareholding.
