Compeq stock slips 5.39% after Friday trading in Taiwan

Compeq shares came under pressure on Friday, October 30, 2026, according to Global Banking & Finance Review. The report said the stock last traded at 202.00 TWD, down 5.39 percent from the previous close of 213.50 TWD in Taiwan. The quoted price was the last trade of the session rather than the exchange's official closing price.

Pressure follows a volatile October

The move adds to a volatile run for the Taiwan-listed PCB maker. Investors are weighing demand for advanced boards against the wider performance of technology shares, while the stock remains sensitive to changes in electronics production and supply-chain orders.

The market report identified Compeq as part of Taiwan's information technology sector. It did not attribute the daily decline to a specific company announcement, so the session's price move should not be treated as evidence of a particular operational cause.

Compeq's role in PCB manufacturing

Compeq Manufacturing produces printed circuit boards, including high-density, surface-mount, flexible and high-layer-count boards, according to its corporate website. The company was founded in 1973 and is headquartered in Taoyuan, Taiwan. Industry research from MPBxChange placed Compeq eighth by 2025 PCB revenue, behind larger Taiwanese competitors Zhen Ding Technology and Unimicron, while Tripod Technology ranked tenth.

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