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Nanya Technology stock slides into Taiwan’s Lunar New Year shutdown — what investors watch next

Nanya Technology stock slides into Taiwan’s Lunar New Year shutdown — what investors watch next

Nanya Technology shares fell 4% to T$264 on Friday, extending a five-day slide as Taiwan traders cut risk ahead of the Lunar New Year break. The TAIEX closed down 18.35 points at 31,782.92. Nanya’s January sales jumped 27% from December, but memory-chip stocks faced pressure amid global supply concerns and rising costs. Trading pauses after Feb. 11, resuming Feb. 23.
8 February 2026
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Nanya Technology stock price in focus as 2408 heads into Taiwan open on DRAM squeeze

Nanya Technology stock price in focus as 2408 heads into Taiwan open on DRAM squeeze

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.
26 January 2026
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Nanya Technology stock price: T$2.05 bln equipment buy keeps Taiwan DRAM maker in focus ahead of Monday

Nanya Technology stock price: T$2.05 bln equipment buy keeps Taiwan DRAM maker in focus ahead of Monday

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.
25 January 2026
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Nanya Technology stock price hits limit-down in Taipei as traders digest DRAM call

Nanya Technology stock price hits limit-down in Taipei as traders digest DRAM call

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.
20 January 2026
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  • Super Micro Shares Drop on $7 Billion Capital Raise Amid $39 Billion AI Server Orders
    June 10, 2026, 9:43 AM EDT. Super Micro Computer's shares fell 11% in premarket trading after unveiling a $7 billion equity and equity-linked financing plan to support approximately $39 billion in AI server orders. The capital raise includes $1.25 billion in common stock, $3.75 billion in mandatory convertible preferred depositary shares, and up to $2 billion via an at-the-market program starting Q3 2026. While orders come from over 20 customers, the $39 billion figure does not represent firm commitments and could be delayed or canceled. The financing move risks diluting current shareholders as convertible preferred shares will convert to common stock by 2029. In Q3 FY, Super Micro reported $10.2 billion sales, $483 million net income, but burned $6.6 billion cash from operations, ending March with $1.3 billion cash against $8.8 billion debt.

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Rigetti Computing Stock Falls as Sale Notice Tests $100 Million Quantum Rally

Rigetti Computing Stock Falls as Sale Notice Tests $100 Million Quantum Rally

10 June 2026
Rigetti Computing plunged 9.55% to $19.69 Tuesday and dipped further premarket after director Ray O. Johnson filed to sell 122,188 shares worth $2.6 million, testing investor confidence following a recent rally on news of a potential $100 million U.S. Commerce Department quantum-computing award, with traders watching for binding funding terms amid ongoing volatility.
PATH slips again, investors keep questioning AI automation bet

PATH slips again, investors keep questioning AI automation bet

10 June 2026
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BlackBerry Drops Again; QNX Gains on the Line With June Earnings Ahead

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10 June 2026
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