On November 9, Micron Technology fell 3.11% Overnight, trading at $668.79 per share, with turnover of $224 million.
The most relevant recent catalyst remains the company’s Taiwan expansion disruption. Recent reports said Micron halted construction of its planned Fab 11E project in Taoyuan amid a labor dispute. The project carried a budget of roughly $3 billion to $4.5 billion, was targeted for 2028 production, and was intended to make HBM and DRAM, both central to AI server memory demand.
Follow-up trading showed the stock had rebounded sharply and even moved back above $700 in later sessions, but the latest Overnight fall suggests that investors are still reassessing the implications for future capacity expansion and AI memory supply positioning, even as Micron said its existing Taiwan operations continue normally.
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