SHA:603986 19 January 2026 - 8 February 2026

GigaDevice Semiconductor’s Class A shares closed at 276.17 yuan in Shanghai, down 0.6% Friday. The company faces a Feb. 11 shareholder vote on related-party transaction limits and an overseas auditor. Investors are watching for fallout from the global memory-chip shortage, which has pushed prices higher across the supply chain. GigaDevice’s shares have nearly doubled over the past year.

GigaDevice Semiconductor’s Shanghai shares closed at 314.88 yuan Friday, up 2.4%, after surging nearly 47% in January. Multiple brokerages added the stock to February “gold stock” lists, heightening attention ahead of a Feb. 11 shareholder vote. Traders are watching for signs the rally will hold as the new month begins.

GigaDevice Semiconductor ended Monday up 2.85% at 288.45 yuan after announcing a completed share capital change tied to equity incentives. Shares have surged about 14% over three sessions, with Monday’s trading volume at 13.2 billion yuan. Morgan Stanley expects DDR4 memory prices to rise up to 50% in Q1. Investors will watch Tuesday’s open for signs of further momentum.