Movement Alert|United Microelectronics Falls 3.31% in Regular Trading, Broad Semiconductor Sector Weakness Drags Shares Lower

Market Focus09-10 21:48

On September 10, United Microelectronics fell 3.31% in regular trading, trading at approximately $22.06 per share, with turnover of approximately $29.07 million.

The decline came amid broad-based selling pressure across the semiconductor sector. Among major peers, Intel fell 4.83%, SK hynix dropped 4.32%, Micron Technology declined 3.23%, NVIDIA slid 2.19%, and Advanced Micro Devices lost 2.13%, reflecting widespread risk-off sentiment in the chip space.

Notably, United Microelectronics had rallied sharply in preceding sessions after reporting robust August unaudited revenue of NT$25.045 billion, a 30.71% year-over-year surge that markedly accelerated from July's 19% growth. Cumulative revenue for the first eight months reached NT$178.659 billion, up 14.66% year-over-year. The company also recently completed a NT$4.79 billion convertible bond offering earmarked for capital expenditure and capacity expansion, and is collaborating with Intel on 12-nanometer process development. The current session's pullback appears to reflect sector-wide headwinds overriding the company's recent positive fundamental catalysts.

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