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Digitimes August 31, 2026 By DIGITIMES negative

Unimicron falls 10% daily limit, says origin probe covers PCBs not substrates

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<p class="P1" data-start="119" data-end="561">Unimicron Technology shares plunged to Taiwan's 10% daily downside limit on August 31, the first trading session after prosecutors disclosed an investigation into alleged false country-of-origin labeling. The stock opened at NT$999, dropping out of Taiwan's NT$1,000-plus share club, with sell orders briefly approaching or exceeding 100,000 lots while only a few thousand lots changed hands during early trading.
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