Hanmi Semiconductor broke its three-session losing streak with a sharp reversal. Strong buying inflows early in the session on the 4th pushed the stock up more than 7%, recovering the 220,000-won level.

As of 9:43 a.m. on the 4th, Hanmi Semiconductor was trading at 225,500 won, up 15,000 won (7.13%) from the previous session. The stock opened at 225,000 won and extended its gains to as high as 227,500 won intraday, with an intraday low of 212,500 won. Active trading immediately after the open helped the stock swiftly reclaim the 220,000-won level.

Trading volume is also growing rapidly. As of 9:43 a.m., volume stood at about 226,800 shares, already exceeding 60% of the previous day's total volume of 349,443 shares.

Previously, Hanmi Semiconductor closed at 210,500 won the day before. The stock had fallen for three straight sessions — 215,000 won on September 1, 213,500 won on September 2, and 210,500 won on September 3 — but sentiment reversed sharply early in the session that day. Buy and sell orders are concentrated in the mid-to-late 220,000-won range, producing a fierce tug-of-war on the order book.

With the intraday gain exceeding 7%, key points to watch are whether the stock can maintain its gains in the short term and whether the increase in trading volume continues.

Hanmi Semiconductor is a semiconductor back-end equipment company, and its business related to TC bonders used in the production of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) has been a key factor in the market's evaluation of the stock. Accordingly, investment trends in semiconductors and HBM, as well as changes in related equipment demand, are major variables driving the stock's price movements.

However, the figures cited are intraday prices and may differ from the final closing prices. In particular, given the wide fluctuations early in the session, the size of the gain may change depending on the balance between profit-taking sell orders and additional buying pressure.

[※ This article was written for the purpose of providing information about the stock market and does not recommend the purchase or sale of specific stocks or guarantee investment returns. Stock investments may result in principal losses depending on market conditions, and investment decisions and their consequences are the responsibility of the investor. Intraday prices and trading volumes cited in the article may change over time. This article was written with AI assistance.]