Shares of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) surged to record highs after Taiwanese regulators relaxed rules on how much local investors can hold in the company. The U.S.-listed shares rose 3.4% to $395.97, nearing an all-time high, while local shares jumped 5% to NT$2,185, marking a historic peak. This move reflects strong confidence in TSMC's solid first-quarter results and ongoing momentum in the chip spending cycle, especially in AI chip production. The regulatory change is expected to boost local investor participation and support the stock's upward trend.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is growing its revenue with its advanced 2nm technology, which now accounts for 8% of wafer sales. Despite strong earnings growth of 41–63% year-over-year for the past four quarters, the company faces...
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