Movement Alert｜Micron Technology Intraday Rise 3.1%, storage-chip rebound extends after Taiwan fab disruption

Market Focus11-09 22:48

On November 9, Micron Technology rose 3.1% in Regular Trading, trading at $717.685 per share, with turnover of $3.748 billion.

The move came as memory stocks continued to recover after the sharp selloff tied to Micron's suspension of construction at its Taoyuan Fab 11E project in Taiwan, while expectations for AI server demand and firmer HBM, DRAM, and NAND pricing supported sentiment.

Earlier reports said the Taoyuan project, budgeted at about $3 billion to $4.5 billion and originally targeted for 2028 production, was intended to make HBM and DRAM but was paused amid a labor dispute. At the same time, market commentary highlighted that AI-related memory demand remains strong and pricing for NAND and traditional DRAM has been rising, helping support a repair in the storage segment after the prior plunge.

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