The US government used subsidies to exchange Intel shares, but did not intend to acquire Taiwan Electric shares. With the elimination of doubts about the US government's investment, the US depositary certificate (ADR) rose by 2.49%. Today, the share price of Taiwan Power rose simultaneously, reaching 1,165 yuan, up 30 yuan, and a market value of 30.21 trillion yuan.
The market was recently released. The US government intends to invest in Taiwan Power by subsidizing the exchange of shares. The market's worries may affect Taiwan Power's business and shareholders' interests, and it hit Taiwan Power's stock price last week fell to 1,135 yuan, down 45 yuan, and its market value per week fell 1.16 trillion yuan, falling below the 30 trillion yuan rating, falling to 29.43 trillion yuan.
However, foreign media reported that the US government did not intend to obtain equity in enterprises such as Taiwan Electric Power. Taiwan Electric Chairman and President Wei Zhejia was interviewed and said, "They have announced that they will not invest." Taiwan Power said it has not invested in discussions since it has maintained smooth and positive communication with the US government.
In addition, NVIDIA (NVIDIA), the executive director of the artificial intelligence (AI) chip, came to Taiwan on the 22nd. In addition to a lecture on the Taiwan power manager, he talked about how NVIDIA transformed itself through the AI revolution, the ongoing work, and the results to be launched in the future. He also said that TEU will be very busy in the next few months to create a brand new chip for NVIDIA.
The doubts of the US government's investment were eliminated, and with the support of Huang Renfu, the ADR of NT$2.49% rose 2.16% on the 22nd, and the share price of NT$1,165 today rose 30 yuan, and the market value rebounded to 30.21 trillion yuan, with a 241-point market share.
Extended reading: US government acquires stake in Intel, experts: It will not threaten Taiwan's electronics Huang Renyi went to Taiwan for an electronic speech, and had a meal with Zhang Zhong and Wei Zhe. WSJ: The Trump administration has no plans to invest in Taiwan