Taiwan edition · Insider dealings
Wiwynn major holder lifts stake by NT$273.1bn in September
Taiwan company insiders reported NT$334.3bn of holding increases in September, alongside NT$12.9bn of planned share transfers over the past week.
Company insiders in Taiwan reported NT$334.3bn of holding increases across 1859 filings in September, alongside 887 cuts valued at NT$35.9bn. Wiwynn's holder of more than 10 per cent raised a holding in the computer and server maker by NT$273.1bn during the month.
Wiwynn's chairman also raised a holding in the company by NT$10.0bn in September. Among disposals, a holder of more than 10 per cent in chipmaker Kinsus Interconnect Technology cut a holding by NT$11.0bn.
Insiders also declared 97 plans to transfer shares across 29 companies over the past week, valued at NT$12.9bn. Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board's director declared plans for an on-market sale of 2,511,000 shares in the electronic components maker valued at NT$3.7bn, with the window starting 11 October.
The Taiex closed at 46,970 on 15 October, down 3.4 per cent in the last session and down 5.7 per cent over the past week. Among the 150 largest listed companies, 118 fell in the session while 28 rose.
Companies in this column: Nan Ya Printed Circuit Board, Wiwynn, Kinsus Interconnect Technology.