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Hua Sheng (3202) has suspended trading since April 7. If it does not resume trading within six months, it may face the risk of delisting. The company was established 41 years ago and was once a major player in the technology sector. Recently, it was handled by the OTC (Over-The-Counter) market due to the failure to announce financial reports. Investors should be aware of the risks and carefully assess their investment decisions. Hua Sheng will actively seek a successor accountant to expedite the completion of its financial report audit. The stock has fallen more than 70% since last November, with the share price now at only 3.96 yuan, and there is still a substantial amount of unexecuted sell orders.

Attention investors! A long-established technology company in Taiwan, founded 41 years ago with a capital of 2.5 billion Taiwan dollars, has ceased trading since April 7. If the trading suspension lasts more than 6 months, it may face delisting, and nearly 40,000 shares will become invalid. Investors are advised to prepare quickly and cautiously consider the investment risks.

The GreTai Securities Market announced on April 1 that the company failed to announce its financial report for the year 113 within the stipulated deadline. According to Article 12-1, Paragraph 1, Item 4 of the GreTai Securities Market business rules, the trading of the company’s securities in brokerage offices has been suspended since April 7. If trading remains suspended for a continuous period of 6 months and the trading of the securities has not been restored, there will be a risk of delisting.

Hua Cheng Electronics was established in 1984 and initially focused on producing computer wiring. It was listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange in 2005 and achieved a global market share of 25% in 2009. In response to changes in the global market and the development of blockchain, the Hua Cheng Group was established in 2017 to expand its business scope, covering multiple industries.

In light of the GreTai Securities Market's actions, the company will actively choose a successor accountant to complete the audit certification of the financial report for year 113 as soon as possible, and will continue to monitor subsequent developments. Since last November, the company's stock price has dropped by more than 70%, falling to NT$3.96 on the 2nd, with over 4,448 shares pending sale that have not been transacted; if the financial report is not submitted within 6 months, about 37,628 shareholders will face the risk of their shares becoming invalid.

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