TAIPEI, July 28 — Taiwanese chip giant TSMC today briefly became the world’s tenth largest company thanks to a two-day surge in its stock price that has propelled the island’s exchange to a record high. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest contract...
TSMC's worth reached some US$410 billion today morning to surpass US firms Johnson & Johnson and Visa to rank 10th in the world, according to Bloomberg News. — Reuters pic
The company’s worth reached some US$410 billion today morning to surpass US firms Johnson & Johnson and Visa to rank 10th in the world, according to Bloomberg News. Despite the US-China trade war and the coronavirus pandemic investors have flocked to TSMC. Even before yesterday’s rally the company’s share price was up 17 per cent this year.
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