TSX:2344.TW News 20 January 2026 - 1 February 2026

Winbond shares fell 1.15% to T$128.50 at Friday’s close after a volatile session. The stock has surged nearly 25% in five days and 56% year-to-date ahead of its Q4 earnings, expected Feb. 11. Investors are watching for signs of a slowdown in memory price gains and updates on emissions targets validated Jan. 8.

Winbond closed at T$103, down 1.4% after volatile trading, and remains under Taiwan Stock Exchange disposal curbs through Jan. 26. The company reported December revenue of NT$9.77 billion, up 53% year-on-year. Traders are watching AI-driven memory demand and possible impacts on legacy chips. Winbond recently ordered NT$6.81 billion in production equipment from Lam Research.

Winbond Electronics fell 5.1% to NT$110.5 by mid-morning in Taipei, after surging 9.4% Monday. The Taiwan Stock Exchange placed the stock under temporary trading curbs from Jan. 14 to Jan. 27 due to intense activity. Investors await Winbond’s fourth-quarter results, expected around Feb. 11. Rival Macronix dropped about 3% during the session.