AMKOR TECHNOLOGY INC (AMKR)

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2026 Annual Meeting Analysis

AMKOR TECHNOLOGY INC · Meeting: May 13, 2026

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Directors FOR

11

Directors AGAINST

0

Say on Pay

FOR

Auditor

FOR

Director Elections

Election of Directors

11 FOR
✓ FOR
Susan Y. Kim

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply — Amkor's 3-year price return of 92.6% is strong positive and outperforms XLK by +8.4pp, well below the 65pp threshold required to fire a vote against; Kim has relevant semiconductor industry and board experience.

✓ FOR
Kevin K. Engel

Engel joined the board in January 2026, fewer than 24 months ago, so he is exempt from the TSR trigger under policy; he brings deep semiconductor operations expertise with over 20 years at Amkor.

✓ FOR
Douglas A. Alexander

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply given Amkor's strong positive 3-year return and only +8.4pp gap vs. XLK versus the 65pp threshold; Alexander has relevant finance, technology, and governance experience.

✓ FOR
Roger A. Carolin

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; Carolin has extensive semiconductor industry, CEO, and finance expertise and has served effectively since 2006.

✓ FOR
Winston J. Churchill

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; Churchill brings longstanding private equity, governance, and finance expertise, though shareholders may note his very long tenure since 1998.

✓ FOR
Daniel Liao

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; Liao brings deep semiconductor industry and Asia-Pacific operational experience relevant to Amkor's business.

✓ FOR
MaryFrances McCourt

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; McCourt is a CPA-equivalent finance expert (former university CFO) who appropriately anchors the audit committee.

✓ FOR
Robert R. Morse

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; Morse brings broad investment banking and CEO-level finance and international business experience.

✓ FOR
Giel Rutten

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply given Amkor's strong positive 3-year return and only +8.4pp gap vs. XLK versus the 65pp threshold; Rutten's tenure as CEO through 2025 and continued board role provides meaningful continuity.

✓ FOR
Gil C. Tily

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; Tily serves as Lead Independent Director with deep Amkor institutional knowledge and governance expertise.

✓ FOR
David N. Watson

No overboarding, no attendance issues, and the TSR trigger does not apply; Watson brings executive technology and operational leadership experience from Comcast relevant to Amkor's scale.

All 11 director nominees receive a FOR vote. Amkor's 3-year price return of 92.6% is strongly positive and outperforms the XLK sector ETF benchmark by only +8.4 percentage points, well below the 65pp threshold required to trigger a vote against under the strong-positive TSR tier. No directors are overboarded, all attended at least 75% of meetings, no familial conflicts were identified, audit committee members have appropriate financial expertise, and the board discloses a skills matrix. Kevin Engel, who joined the board in January 2026, is exempt from the TSR trigger as a director of fewer than 24 months.

Say on Pay

✓ FOR

CEO

Kevin K. Engel

Total Comp

$3,570,416

Prior Support

81%%

The Say on Pay vote covers fiscal 2025 compensation when Kevin Engel served as COO (not yet CEO), with total reported compensation of $3,570,416 — a level consistent with a senior executive at a large-cap technology company in a transition year. The compensation program is well-structured: the majority of pay is performance-based through a mix of restricted stock awards (time-vested) and performance stock awards tied to EPS and relative total shareholder return versus the SOX Index, and the committee proactively reduced 2025 bonus targets by 25% to reflect uncertainty, demonstrating discipline. Amkor's 3-year price return of 92.6% significantly outperforms the XLK ETF benchmark by +8.4 percentage points, so there is no pay-for-performance misalignment concern; prior Say on Pay support was 81% in 2025, above the 70% threshold; and the company maintains a meaningful clawback policy and prohibitions on hedging and pledging.

Auditor Ratification

✓ FOR

Auditor

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Tenure

N/A

Audit Fees

$4,741,000

Non-Audit Fees

$310,000

Non-audit fees (tax fees of $308,000 plus other fees of $2,000 = $310,000) represent approximately 6.5% of audit fees ($4,741,000), well below the 50% threshold that would raise independence concerns. PwC is a Big 4 firm appropriate for a company of Amkor's size and complexity. Auditor tenure is not disclosed in the proxy, so the tenure trigger cannot fire per policy — this is noted as a minor negative factor but does not affect the vote.

Overall Assessment

Amkor's 2026 annual meeting presents a clean ballot with no significant governance concerns. All three standard proposals — director elections, auditor ratification, and advisory approval of executive compensation — receive FOR votes, supported by strong 3-year stock performance that outpaces the XLK benchmark, a disciplined and performance-linked compensation structure, and a Big 4 auditor with non-audit fees well within acceptable limits.

Filing date: April 2, 2026·Policy v1.2·high confidence