SK hynix Inc. American Depositary Shares$152.34TSM · NYSE
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company operates a dedicated semiconductor foundry, manufacturing chips designed by customers rather than selling primarily its own branded processors. It earns revenue from wafer fabrication and related packaging services for customers including Nvidia and AMD, serving artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, mobile, automotive and other electronics markets. The supplied evidence describes a dominant market share and an expanding Arizona footprint backed by a planned $100 billion investment. TSMC had regained roughly $2 trillion of market capitalization, ending the cited Friday near $2.1 trillion. The evidence does not provide a defensible percentage split among its end markets or service lines.
TSM rose $24.86, or 6.34%, from $392.31 to $417.17 over the measured week. Trading was volatile: the stock fell 4.5% on July 29 before rebounding 7.6% on July 30, then added modestly on July 31 and gained another 2.7% across August 3-4. The rebound coincided with coverage highlighting Taiwan Semiconductor’s second-quarter beat and continued chip demand from Nvidia and AMD, while another report noted that the July 30 advance restored the company’s market capitalization above $2 trillion. Positive AI-infrastructure sentiment and TSMC’s dominant foundry position also supported the shares. The supplied evidence does not identify a new company filing or specific guidance change driving the week.
Why ASML Stock Lost 18% in JulyStanley Druckenmiller Holds Taiwan Semiconductor After Its Q2 Beat, Betting Chip Demand From Nvidia and AMD Keeps Growing3 Stocks to Buy as AI Infrastructure Continues to SurgeTaiwan Semiconductor Just Reclaimed a $2 Trillion Market Cap. It Still Trades at About 20 Times Forward Earnings.
