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Amkor Technology, Inc. (AMKR) Analyst/Investor Day May 21, 2026 9:00 AM EDT

Company Participants

Jennifer Jue – Vice President of Investor Relations & Finance
Kevin Engel – CEO, President & Director
Farshad Haghighi – Executive VP & Chief Sales Officer
Doug Scott
Megan Faust – Executive VP, CFO & Treasurer

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Conference Call Participants

James Schneider – Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Research Division
Steve Barger – KeyBanc Capital Markets Inc., Research Division
Yu Shi – Needham & Company, LLC, Research Division
Ian Lieberman – Talos Eurisko Asset Management LP
Sahej Singh – Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated, Research Division

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the stage Vice President of Investor Relations, Jennifer Jue.

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Good morning, everyone. Welcome to Amkor’s 2026 Investor Day. Thank you for joining us here in person and online. Before we begin, please note the safe harbor statement on the screen. Today’s presentation includes forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties, and we may reference non-GAAP financial measures. Reconciliations and additional disclosures are available in our SEC filings as well as on our website. We have an exciting agenda plan for you today, designed to be a forward-looking discussion on how the semiconductor industry is evolving, and how Amkor is positioning itself to drive long-term shareholder value.

We’ll discuss our strategy across deeper customer partnerships, technology leadership and an intentionally built global footprint. You’ll hear from several members of our management team this morning. Our President and CEO, Kevin Engel, will begin by framing the industry context and Amkor’s strategy to lead the next era of advanced packaging; Farshad Haghighi, our Chief Sales Officer will then discuss how customer engagement is evolving as we enhance strategic partnerships in key markets; Doug Scott, our advanced and mainstream technology leader, will walk through how we are elevating technology leadership with advanced packaging.

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Wordle Answer for May 22 2026 Revealed as VOCAL in Puzzle 1798

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NEW YORK — The New York Times Wordle puzzle for Friday, May 22, 2026, is No. 1,798, with the solution “VOCAL,” an adjective that challenged many players with its combination of common and less frequent letters.

Players had six attempts to guess the five-letter word. Feedback used colored tiles: green for correct letters in the right position, yellow for correct letters in the wrong position, and gray for letters not in the word.

According to The New York Times Wordle Review, today’s word is VOCAL. It means “having a voice; capable of speaking or making oral sounds,” per Webster’s New World College Dictionary.

The puzzle took testers an average of around 4.2 guesses. Many players solved it in three or four attempts, though some needed five or six due to the vowel placement and the less common “V” starting letter.

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Yesterday’s answer for puzzle No. 1,797 on May 21 was AGREE.

Wordle, created by Josh Wardle and acquired by The New York Times in 2022, continues to attract millions of daily players worldwide. The game resets at midnight local time and offers one unique puzzle per day with no repeats.

Hints for today’s puzzle included a subtle clue pointing toward something related to voice or sound. It featured common vowels with “O” and “A” and started with “V.” Common starting words such as AUDIO, ADIEU or VOICE helped many players narrow down possibilities quickly.

The game’s simple yet engaging mechanics have sustained its popularity since its public launch. Sharing results on social media using emoji grids remains a popular daily ritual among fans.

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Wordle maintains a dedicated following across age groups. Players praise its blend of vocabulary knowledge, deduction and luck. The New York Times publishes official hints and the full review daily after the puzzle launches.

For those who missed today’s solution, VOCAL fits common English usage in contexts of speaking, singing or expressing opinions. It appears frequently in both everyday conversation and formal writing.

The Times does not publish past answers directly but archives reviews that confirm solutions once the day passes. Independent sites and apps often compile historical lists for reference.

Community discussions on platforms like Reddit’s r/wordle featured thousands of posts sharing scores for puzzle 1,798. Many celebrated three-guess solves, while others analyzed near-misses involving words like VOCAL’s close alternatives such as VITAL or LOCAL.

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Wordle’s difficulty fluctuates based on letter frequency and word commonality. VOCAL ranked as moderately challenging due to the starting “V” and vowel pattern.

The New York Times has introduced companion games including Connections, Strands and Mini Crosswords, expanding its daily puzzle ecosystem. Wordle remains the flagship title.

Players seeking to improve often study vowel distributions and common consonant clusters. Resources include word frequency lists and elimination strategies that avoid repeating gray letters.

Global participation spans time zones, with players in Asia often solving first each day. Streaks remain a popular personal challenge, with dedicated users maintaining hundreds of consecutive solves.

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The game’s code limits solutions to a curated list of approximately 2,300 words, avoiding obscure terms while maintaining fairness. Official reviews provide etymology and definitions post-solve.

For May 22, 2026, VOCAL joins recent answers including AGREE on May 21. Archives show patterns in vowel-heavy or consonant-balanced selections.

Educators sometimes incorporate Wordle into classrooms to build vocabulary and reasoning skills. Its accessibility requires no downloads, only a web browser.

Mobile users access the same puzzle via nytimes.com or the dedicated Games app. Dark mode and high-contrast options support broader accessibility.

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As of midday May 22, discussions continued online with players comparing strategies and celebrating streaks preserved by VOCAL. Some noted the word’s relevance to singing and expression fitting current cultural conversations.

Tomorrow’s puzzle, No. 1,799 for May 23, will introduce a fresh challenge at midnight. Players are advised to avoid spoilers until attempting their own solve.

Wordle’s enduring appeal lies in its daily rhythm and communal experience. Whether solved in two guesses or six, it delivers a small moment of linguistic satisfaction for participants worldwide.

The solution VOCAL for puzzle 1,798 underscores the game’s balance of approachability and occasional difficulty spikes. Official hints and community tips help maintain engagement across skill levels.

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