On November 5, Micron Technology fell 4.61% in Regular Trading, trading at $742.835 per share, with turnover of $3.871 billion.
The clearest catalyst in the latest market updates was a report that Micron halted construction work on its planned Fab 11E memory plant in Taoyuan, Taiwan, amid a labor dispute over compensation.
Available reports said the project carried a budget of about $3 billion to $4.5 billion and was targeted to start operations in 2028, producing high-bandwidth memory and DRAM chips. The dispute followed an October agreement with Micron's larger union that some employees are reportedly seeking to overturn, raising the risk of delays to the company’s AI memory capacity expansion plan. The stock’s weakness also coincided with a broader semiconductor selloff, with AMD, Intel, TSMC, Marvell, and NVIDIA all lower in the session.
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