Financial Center / Comprehensive Report The Chinese network brand TP-Link has been brought under scrutiny by the U.S. Department of Justice! Allegations of predatory pricing have surfaced, triggering a frenzy in Taiwanese stocks related to "order transfer" concepts. Today (25th), the Taiwanese network sector saw a strong surge, with five stocks benefiting from order transfer effects becoming the focal point of the market.

According to a report from Bloomberg, the U.S. Department of Justice has launched an antitrust investigation into TP-Link, suspected of using sales techniques below cost to eliminate American brands, impacting national security in the industry. The market interprets that if TP-Link faces sanctions or is forced out of the U.S., it would certainly release a large number of orders to other suppliers, allowing Taiwanese network firms to benefit.

On the market today, before 1 PM, the established network company You Hsin (2332) soared 7.12% to reach 17.3 TWD; Hsin Chiao (3047) hit the upper limit, skyrocketing to 20.65 TWD with heavy buy orders pouring in; PCB manufacturer Sin Chiao (3037) also followed suit, increasing by 8.09% to stabilize at 93.5 TWD, with analysts optimistic about its network product shipment volume benefitting. Furthermore, IC design firm Jin Li Ke (3228) surged 8.55%, crossing the 165 TWD mark due to increased demand for WiFi 6 and WiFi 7 chips. Communication IC firm Sheng Rui (3128) also did not lag behind, rising 6.72% to 26.2 TWD, as the order transfer effect theme gained traction.

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