TWSE:2408.TW News 20 January 2026 - 8 February 2026

Nanya Technology shares closed Friday at T$271.50, up 1.9%, after the company posted Q4 net income of T$11.083 billion and outlined a T$50 billion capital spending plan for 2026. President Lee Pei-ing expects DRAM prices to rise further this quarter amid shortages. Rising memory costs are prompting device makers to hike prices, with analysts forecasting declines in global smartphone and PC sales for 2026.

Nanya Technology shares closed up 1.88% at T$271.5 Friday after disclosing a T$2.053 billion facilities-equipment purchase approved by its chairman. Trading was volatile, with shares swinging from T$275.5 to T$256 before rebounding. The company clarified that a rumored T$50 billion 2026 capex plan has not been approved by the board. Taiwan trading resumes Jan. 26.

Nanya Technology shares fell 10% at the open Tuesday, hitting the daily limit-down at T$247.50 after posting a Q4 net profit of T$11.083 billion and forecasting further DRAM price hikes. A U.S. bank cut its 2026 EPS outlook but cited ongoing DDR4 shortages. The TAIEX dropped 0.6%. Nanya signaled a lower dividend payout and plans T$50 billion in capital spending for 2026.