On June 4, Himax Technologies fell 9.28% in regular trading, trading at $22.295/share, with trading volume of $17.639 million.

The decline was driven by a broad semiconductor sector sell-off, with Broadcom plunging 15.34%, Micron Technology down 8.28%, Advanced Micro Devices down 6.94%, and Marvell Technology down 5.42%, dragging sector-related names lower. Additionally, Himax had accumulated gains exceeding 16% over the preceding trading sessions after analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities identified the company as a key beneficiary of TSMC's AI and silicon photonics COUPE project. Today's sector-wide weakness triggered profit-taking pressure on the stock.

Himax Technologies is a global leading fabless semiconductor solutions provider specializing in display imaging processing technologies. Its display driver ICs and timing controllers are widely used in televisions, laptops, mobile phones, automotive, and other consumer electronics. The company is also a global market share leader in automotive display technology.

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