Xin-Yu Tech Surges to NT$1,845 on First Day on Emerging Stock Market, Closing Up 7.97 Times
Passive component maker Xin-Yu Technology debuted on the emerging stock market at NT$112 per share. The stock skyrocketed to a high of NT$1,845 within three minutes and closed at NT$1,005. The company's products have entered the AI server supply chains for NVIDIA and AMD.
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(CNA Reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, 22nd) Passive component maker Xin-Yu Technology registered on the Emerging Stock Market today with a reference price of NT$112 per share. Upon opening, it surged past the NT$1,000 mark, hitting a high of NT$1,845 within 3 minutes—a spike of over 15 times. This immediately triggered short-term profit-taking, causing the stock price to fluctuate. It ultimately closed at NT$1,005, a massive increase of 797.32%, with a daily average price of NT$772.44.
Xin-Yu Tech primarily focuses on two major product lines: one-piece molded power inductors and assembled power inductors. Among them, the assembled power inductors are centered around the TLVR (Trans-Inductor Voltage Regulator) series, designed to meet the power supply needs of processors and GPUs in artificial intelligence (AI) servers and data centers. Additionally, Xin-Yu Tech is actively expanding its power module product line, developing inductor products for power module applications.
Regarding its client base, Xin-Yu Tech pointed out that it has been integrated into AI chip giant NVIDIA's Blackwell platform and has entered mass production. Simultaneously, it has become the main supplier for the reference structure of AMD's Venice platform. This year, it also passed certification for NVIDIA's next-generation Vera Rubin platform, securing supply qualifications ahead of time. Furthermore, Xin-Yu Tech is actively participating in the development of Intel and AMD's next-generation X86 platforms.
Institutional investors noted that Accton, Quanta, Wiwynn, Wistron, and Foxconn are among Xin-Yu Tech's main clients in the AI server OEM assembly sector, with Gigabyte becoming a strategic shareholder in 2025. Its Cloud Service Provider (CSP) clients include Meta, AWS, and Oracle. (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150422
(CNA Reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, 22nd) Passive component maker Xin-Yu Technology registered on the Emerging Stock Market today with a reference price of NT$112 per share. Upon opening, it surged past the NT$1,000 mark, hitting a high of NT$1,845 within 3 minutes—a spike of over 15 times. This immediately triggered short-term profit-taking, causing the stock price to fluctuate. It ultimately closed at NT$1,005, a massive increase of 797.32%, with a daily average price of NT$772.44.
Xin-Yu Tech primarily focuses on two major product lines: one-piece molded power inductors and assembled power inductors. Among them, the assembled power inductors are centered around the TLVR (Trans-Inductor Voltage Regulator) series, designed to meet the power supply needs of processors and GPUs in artificial intelligence (AI) servers and data centers. Additionally, Xin-Yu Tech is actively expanding its power module product line, developing inductor products for power module applications.
Regarding its client base, Xin-Yu Tech pointed out that it has been integrated into AI chip giant NVIDIA's Blackwell platform and has entered mass production. Simultaneously, it has become the main supplier for the reference structure of AMD's Venice platform. This year, it also passed certification for NVIDIA's next-generation Vera Rubin platform, securing supply qualifications ahead of time. Furthermore, Xin-Yu Tech is actively participating in the development of Intel and AMD's next-generation X86 platforms.
Institutional investors noted that Accton, Quanta, Wiwynn, Wistron, and Foxconn are among Xin-Yu Tech's main clients in the AI server OEM assembly sector, with Gigabyte becoming a strategic shareholder in 2025. Its Cloud Service Provider (CSP) clients include Meta, AWS, and Oracle. (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150422