Giantplus Technology (8105.TW) resumed trading on August 27 after an extraordinary shareholders' meeting restored a full board and enabled approval and filing of its second-quarter financial report. The stock rose to the daily limit on the first day, with nearly 30,000 lots queued to buy, and closed at NT$16.65 on August 28 after two consecutive limit-up sessions. The latest filed data showed second-quarter revenue of NT$2.1 billion, down 5.88% year over year, but gross profit rose 63.06% to NT$208 million and operating profit turned positive at NT$39 million. First-half net income reached NT$260 million, or NT$0.59 per share, compared with a loss per share of NT$0.57 a year earlier. Earlier coverage cited second-quarter net income of NT$47 million, while the filed data in the latest update reports NT$70 million. Investors are now watching whether industrial control, automotive and medical applications, as well as higher-margin display products, can extend the recovery beyond the trading-resumption rally.