GigaDevice warns chip price boom is unsustainable as stock swings 125.60% in 30 days

The company said niche memory benefited from supply tightness as major manufacturers shifted toward AI-related products, but downstream demand has been restrained and prices could fall as capacity expands.

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GigaDevice issued a stock trading risk alert saying memory-chip prices are at historical highs and that the current uptrend is unsustainable. The company said a future decline in prices could pressure storage-product pricing, gross margin and profitability. It added that its niche memory products indirectly benefited from tight supply as major global memory makers shifted toward AI-related mainstream products, but said downstream demand has been somewhat restrained and prices could fall significantly as niche capacity increases. The alert also highlighted unusual share-price moves, with the stock's cumulative daily closing-price deviation reaching 73.42% over 10 trading days from June 15 to June 29, 2026, and 125.60% over 30 trading days from May 18 to June 29.

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