Winson Defaults on Settlement of NT$12.07 Million, 9th Case to Meet Disclosure Threshold This Year
Semiconductor probe card and testing equipment maker Winson has defaulted on a settlement worth NT$12.07 million, marking the 9th case on Taiwan's GreTai Securities Market (TPEx) this year to meet the public disclosure threshold.
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Central News Agency Report (Reporter: He Xiu-Ling, Taipei, June 12)
The GreTai Securities Market (TPEx) announced today that semiconductor probe card and testing equipment manufacturer Winson has defaulted on settlement, with a total default amount of NT$12.07 million. This marks the 9th case this year on TPEx to meet the information disclosure threshold for stock settlement defaults.
According to TPEx's announcement today, the default case involving Winson was reported by SinoPac Winsion Securities, with the default amount totaling NT$12.07 million.
Under Taiwan's stock market 'T+2' settlement system, investors must complete settlement on the second business day following a trade. Failure to fulfill settlement obligations, coupled with default amounts exceeding a certain threshold, triggers mandatory public disclosure by the exchange or TPEx.
Reviewing the eight previous TPEx cases this year that met the disclosure threshold: on January 15, Uni-KY defaulted by NT$10.72 million; on April 14, United Biomedical defaulted by NT$68.89 million; on April 21, Jinju defaulted by NT$110.83 million, followed by an additional NT$23.44 million on April 22; on April 27, Win Semiconductors defaulted by NT$96.69 million and Insyde by NT$32.84 million; on April 28, Win Semiconductors reported an additional default of NT$86.69 million; and on June 9, Phison completed a default settlement of NT$22.84 million and NT$200. (Editor: Yang Kai-Xiang) 1150612
The GreTai Securities Market (TPEx) announced today that semiconductor probe card and testing equipment manufacturer Winson has defaulted on settlement, with a total default amount of NT$12.07 million. This marks the 9th case this year on TPEx to meet the information disclosure threshold for stock settlement defaults.
According to TPEx's announcement today, the default case involving Winson was reported by SinoPac Winsion Securities, with the default amount totaling NT$12.07 million.
Under Taiwan's stock market 'T+2' settlement system, investors must complete settlement on the second business day following a trade. Failure to fulfill settlement obligations, coupled with default amounts exceeding a certain threshold, triggers mandatory public disclosure by the exchange or TPEx.
Reviewing the eight previous TPEx cases this year that met the disclosure threshold: on January 15, Uni-KY defaulted by NT$10.72 million; on April 14, United Biomedical defaulted by NT$68.89 million; on April 21, Jinju defaulted by NT$110.83 million, followed by an additional NT$23.44 million on April 22; on April 27, Win Semiconductors defaulted by NT$96.69 million and Insyde by NT$32.84 million; on April 28, Win Semiconductors reported an additional default of NT$86.69 million; and on June 9, Phison completed a default settlement of NT$22.84 million and NT$200. (Editor: Yang Kai-Xiang) 1150612
FAQ
What was Winson's settlement default amount?
Winson's settlement default was NT$12.07 million, the 9th such case disclosed this year.
What is Taiwan's T+2 settlement rule?
Investors must complete payment and stock delivery within 2 trading days after a trade.
Which other companies had defaults this year?
Uni-KY, United Biomedical, Jinju, Win Semiconductors, Insyde, and Phison also reported defaults.
Which broker reported the default?
The default was reported by SinoPac Winsion Securities to the TPEx.
What impact does settlement default have on the market?
It signals rising credit risk, potentially affecting liquidity and investor confidence in small caps.