News / Taiwan / cnyes
Lian Giant Resumes Trading with Limit-Up Surge After Filing Delayed Financials
Electronic Technology · Electronic Components · cnyes · 2026-08-27
8105
Niche panel maker Lian Giant resumed trading today after resolving governance issues and filing its Q2 report, triggering a limit-up rally with strong demand.
What Happened
Trading Resumption: Niche panel manufacturer Lian Giant (8105-TW) resumed trading today after a suspension that began on August 19. The halt was caused by a board vacancy and the subsequent failure to file its second-quarter financial results on time following changes in ownership and management.
Market Performance: Shares of Lian Giant surged to the daily limit immediately upon the market opening. Investor sentiment was highly positive, with a massive backlog of buy orders reaching nearly 30,000 shares as the company returned to the exchange.
Financial Health: The company reported first-half revenue of NT$4.27 billion, a slight year-on-year decline of 1.20%. However, it achieved a turnaround to profitability with a net profit of NT$260 million, translating to earnings per share of NT$0.59.
Operational Stability: Management confirmed that all business, financial, and operational activities remain normal. The company emphasized that its relationships with clients, suppliers, and financial institutions have not been negatively impacted by the recent corporate governance transitions.