Movement Alert|United Microelectronics Rises 4.71% in Regular Trading, Q2 Revenue Hits 15-Quarter High with Nearly 17% YoY Growth

Market Focus07-08

On July 8, United Microelectronics rose 4.71% in regular trading, trading at $24.4/share, with turnover of $99.45 million.

On the news front, UMC's Q2 revenue grew nearly 17% year-over-year, reaching a 15-quarter high, providing fundamental catalysts for the stock. Specifically, UMC reported June consolidated revenue of NT$23.125 billion, surging 22.85% YoY, while first-half cumulative revenue rose 11.28% to NT$129.771 billion, demonstrating significant earnings resilience.

From a technical perspective, UMC had experienced consecutive sharp declines — dropping 6% intraday on July 7 followed by another 3.32% decline in after-hours trading — accumulating nearly 9% in losses. Clear short-term oversold signals emerged, and the current rebound exhibits characteristics of an oversold recovery. Meanwhile, within the semiconductor sector, peers including Micron Technology fell 1.84% and Intel declined 1.0%, highlighting UMC's counter-trend strength as a stock-specific bounce supported by strong revenue data.

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