Taiwan's stock market regulator has launched a preliminary probe into apparent irregularities in the trading of shares in Chi Mei Optoelectronics before the announcement of its $5.3bn merger with local rival Innolux Display.
The deal, announced over the weekend, would create the world's third-largest flat panel maker after South Korea's Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics.
News of the probe emerged after trading in Chi Mei shares rocketed to between four and five times their normal volume in the two days before the merger was announced.
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