[Seoul=News Editing] Techwing (089030) is receiving heated attention from investors as the Volatility Interruption (VI) was triggered during the intraday trading on the 5th. With the expansion of the artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor market coinciding with the issue of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's visit to Korea, funds are heavily concentrating on HBM (High Bandwidth Memory)-related equipment stocks.

Surges 10.13% Intraday... Static VI Triggered at 1:26 PM According to the Korea Exchange, Techwing's static VI was triggered at 1:26:49 PM. The trigger price was 56,500 won, and the volatility interruption device was activated at a level 10.13% higher than the static VI base price (51,300 won). Subsequently, the VI was lifted at 1:28:57 PM, and normal trading resumed.

The Volatility Interruption (VI) is a system that applies single-price trading for a certain period of time to protect investors and stabilize the market when stock prices surge or plunge within a short period of time. It is generally triggered when strong buying or selling pressure flows in.

Sensitive to Jensen Huang's Visit... Expectations for Benefits to HBM Post-Process Equipment Stocks Techwing is a specialized semiconductor test equipment company, evaluated to possess solid competitiveness in the fields of HBM inspection equipment and memory test solutions. With the increase in high-performance memory demand driven by the expansion of the AI semiconductor market, the growth potential of related equipment companies is also drawing attention.

With Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently arriving in South Korea, the entire domestic semiconductor industry has become a focal point of intense interest. There is keen interest in the impact that the moves of Nvidia, a core company leading the AI accelerator market and driving the expansion of HBM demand, will have on the domestic semiconductor ecosystem.

The market analyzes that Nvidia's AI server expansion strategy will have a positive ripple effect not only on domestic semiconductor companies, including SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, but also on HBM inspection and post-process equipment companies. In particular, as competition in generative AI intensifies and GPU production for data centers increases, the demand for inspection equipment used in the HBM production and quality verification process is also expected to steadily expand.

A securities industry official analyzed, "The expansion of the HBM market can provide new opportunities not only to memory manufacturers but also to inspection equipment and post-process equipment companies," adding, "Techwing is also evaluated as a stock with the potential to benefit from the expansion of the AI semiconductor ecosystem."

Although HBM-related stocks have recently undergone a short-term correction, the industry evaluates that the structural trend of AI industry growth and increasing high-performance memory demand remains valid. Going forward, the pace of HBM investment expansion, global AI data center expansion plans, and Nvidia's next-generation AI semiconductor release schedule are cited as key points to watch.

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