On October 8, MONTAGE TECH declined 3.09% in regular trading, trading at HK$281.8/share, with turnover of HK$190 million.
The decline was driven by broad weakness in the Hong Kong semiconductor sector and heightened concerns over intensifying competition in the storage market. Taiwanese DRAM maker Nanya Technology reportedly notified customers of further contract price increases of up to 20%, while ChangXin Technology disclosed plans to invest a combined 34.9 billion yuan in technology R&D and a memory wafer back-end testing base, sparking fears of deteriorating competitive dynamics.
Within the semiconductor sector, SMIC fell 3.37%, Hua Hong Grace fell 5.41%, Biren Tech fell 5.05%, Iluvatar CoreX fell 9.63%, and GigaDevice fell 2.00%.
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