Taiwan Glass Stock Rises on Nitto Boseki's Surge
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taiwan Glass's stock price rose on June 16, 2026, following a significant increase in the share price of its Japanese subsidiary, Nitto Boseki.
- The company plans to invest over NT$2 billion to expand production of Low DK and Low CTE materials, with demand expected to remain strong until late 2027.
- Financial analysts advise caution for retail investors, suggesting they wait for technical indicators to improve before buying.
Taiwan Glass (1802) saw its stock price climb on June 16, 2026, driven by a more than 7% surge in the share price of its major shareholder, Japanese fiber-optic cloth manufacturer Nitto Boseki.
This year, we will invest more than NT$2 billion to expand Low DK and Low CTE production capacity.
Taiwan Glass opened higher and continued its upward trend, reaching NT$72 at one point. By 9:09 AM, the stock was trading at NT$69.9, up 3.71% with over 20,000 shares traded.
During the company's recent shareholder meeting, Chairman Lin Po-feng announced plans to invest over NT$2 billion to expand production capacity for Low DK (low dielectric) and Low CTE (low coefficient of thermal expansion) materials. He noted that current supply and demand remain tight, with shortages anticipated to persist until the end of 2027. However, Taiwan Glass's stock had previously experienced a decline, hovering around NT$60, following a sharp drop in Nitto Boseki's share price.
Currently, supply and demand remain very tight, and we anticipate that the shortage of products will continue until the end of 2027.
Analysis of institutional investor activity showed that foreign investors bought 11,000 shares, investment trusts purchased 652 shares, and proprietary traders acquired 2,501 shares on the previous day. Financial analysts recommend that retail investors observe a period of weak consolidation, noting that technical indicators show bearish signals. They advise against attempting to catch the bottom and suggest waiting for a stronger technical structure before entering the market.
For retail investors, it is best to remain on the sidelines at this stage and not try to bottom-fish too early. Wait until the technical structure strengthens before operating.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.