On October 16, United Microelectronics fell 3.44% in Pre-Market Trading, trading at $20.4972 per share, with turnover of $4,216.6.
The move follows continued market caution after the company disclosed plans to raise $1.8 billion through a dual-tranche convertible bond offering, with investors focused on potential share dilution if the notes are converted.
Recent reports indicate the stock had already come under pressure across after-hours, overnight, pre-market, and regular trading sessions after the financing plan was announced. Background figures show September revenue reached NT$25.35 billion, up 27.22% year over year, while revenue for the first nine months totaled NT$204.0 billion, up 16.08%, suggesting operating fundamentals remain resilient even as the larger fundraising plan weighs on near-term sentiment. The company had also completed about $150 million of convertible bond financing in early September, after which the share price faced notable pressure.
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