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Wistron shares fall 6% after $1.47 billion stock sale for raw materials

Wistron shares fall 6% after $1.47 billion stock sale for raw materials

Taiwan's Wistron, a supplier to Nvidia, saw its shares drop more than 6% on Tuesday following the announcement of a large global stock sale. The company sold 25 million global depositary receipts, each for $58.88, which corresponded to approximately 250 million new common shares. Wistron expects the offering to be issued on Thursday, using the proceeds to buy raw materials in foreign currencies.

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