Hanmi Semiconductor (042700) surged strongly from the early hours of the trading session on the 10th, exhibiting high volatility. On this morning, the trading attention was focused as the Volatility Interruption (VI) was triggered consecutively on the alternative trading system (NXT) and the main board (Korea Exchange, KRX).

As of 9:34 AM, Hanmi Semiconductor's stock price continued its upward trend, trading at 294,500 won, up 18,000 won (6.50%) from the previous trading day. Maintaining its recent upward momentum, the stock continues to trade at prices above the 290,000-won level.

On this day, Hanmi Semiconductor experienced significant price volatility immediately after the market opened, leading to the VI being triggered and lifted multiple times within a short period. The major VI triggers were as follows.

• 8:00 AM: First VI triggered in the NXT market
• 8:02 AM: First VI lifted and second VI triggered simultaneously
• 9:29 AM: VI triggered on the KRX main board
• 9:31 AM: VI lifted on the KRX market

It is interpreted that the VI system, which applies a single-price auction method for a certain period of time to protect investors and stabilize the market when an individual stock's price surges or plunges in a short time, was activated consecutively, leading to active trading by market participants.

With intraday volatility expanding, market attention is highly focused on the future direction of Hanmi Semiconductor's stock price.

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