Bullisch
$8.30
Szenariopreis
$19.820
+0.151 (+0.76%)Zum Schluss
United Microelectronics Corp is a global semiconductor foundry. The Company provides integrated circuit (IC) production for applications spanning every sector of the electronics industry. The Company operates through two segments. The Wafer Fabrication segment is mainly engaged in the manufacture of chips to the design specifications of its customers by using its own processes and techniques. The New Business segment is engaged in the research, development, manufacture and provision of solar energy. The Company is engaged in the maintenance of a customer base across various industries, including communication, consumer electronics, computer, memory, new generation light-emitting diode (LED) and others, while focusing on manufacturing for applications, including networking, telecommunications, Internet, multimedia, personal computers (PCs) and graphics.
Currently, UMC's stock price is $19.82, which is significantly lower than some analyst targets, such as $160 from Arete and $258 from Macquarie. However, the stock has seen a sharp decline of 13.68% over the last five days and an RSI of 14.501 suggests it is oversold. The recent issuance of $1.8 billion in convertible bonds may dilute existing shares by approximately 2.34%, which could negatively impact shareholder confidence. Given these factors, while there is potential for recovery, the recent volatility and dilution risk suggest holding rather than buying at this time.
Arete
$160
2026-08-10
Arete
2026-08-10
Kursziel
$160
KGI Securities
$132
2026-07-29
KGI Securities
2026-07-29
Kursziel
$132
Macquarie
$258
2026-07-14
Macquarie
2026-07-14
Kursziel
$258
BNP Paribas
$10.20
2026-05-28
BNP Paribas
2026-05-28
Kursziel
$10.20
Morgan Stanley
—
2026-05-18
Morgan Stanley
2026-05-18
Kursziel
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United Microelectronics Corp is a global semiconductor foundry. The Company provides integrated circuit (IC) production for applications spanning every sector of the electronics industry. The Company operates through two segments. The Wafer Fabrication segment is mainly engaged in the manufacture of chips to the design specifications of its customers by using its own processes and techniques. The New Business segment is engaged in the research, development, manufacture and provision of solar energy. The Company is engaged in the maintenance of a customer base across various industries, including communication, consumer electronics, computer, memory, new generation light-emitting diode (LED) and others, while focusing on manufacturing for applications, including networking, telecommunications, Internet, multimedia, personal computers (PCs) and graphics. It operates in the Technology sector (SEMICONDUCTORS AND RELATED DEVICES industry).
Currently, UMC's stock price is $19.82, which is significantly lower than some analyst targets, such as $160 from Arete and $258 from Macquarie. However, the stock has seen a sharp decline of 13.68% over the last five days and an RSI of 14.501 suggests it is oversold. The recent issuance of $1.8 billion in convertible bonds may dilute existing shares by approximately 2.34%, which could negatively impact shareholder confidence. Given these factors, while there is potential for recovery, the recent volatility and dilution risk suggest holding rather than buying at this time.
3 analysts cover UMC: 1 rate it Buy, 2 Hold and 0 Sell. The average price target is 5.50.
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