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Win Semiconductors Hits Limit Down Amid $22 Million Default Case
Electronic Technology · Semiconductors · economic_daily · 2026-11-05
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GaAs foundry Win Semiconductors faces a NT$22.18 million default as its stock hits limit down, reflecting broader weakness in the Taipei Exchange market.
What Happened
Default Incident: The Taipei Exchange reported that Win Semiconductors (3105.TW) experienced a default totaling NT$22.18 million, involving seven different brokerage branches. This significant default highlights the liquidity stress faced by retail investors during the current market downturn.
Market Performance: The TPEx index continues its downward trend, closing at 321.47 points after a 6.41% drop today. The index has now breached its annual moving average and fallen below its July lows, signaling a bearish shift in sentiment.
Stock Price Impact: Win Semiconductors, a major component of the TPEx, saw its shares plummet to a limit-down price of NT$451. The 9.98% decline reflects intense selling pressure as investors react to both company-specific issues and broader market volatility.
Trading Data: Official data indicates that total default amounts for the day reached NT$60.59 million, with a net offset of NT$14.45 million. These figures underscore the growing risks in the current trading environment as market participants struggle to meet settlement obligations.
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