Micron Technology IncPotential strike at Taiwan plants threatens production, a key manufacturing base.

Micron Technology rose about 1.2% to $942.77 before Tuesday's opening bell, as investors shrugged off a potential strike in Taiwan, its most important manufacturing base. Two unions representing nearly 10,000 workers in Taoyuan and Taichung are demanding a bigger share of record profits, with over 80% of surveyed members backing possible industrial action. Their demands include a one-time payment and quarterly bonuses equal to 15% of operating profit starting in fiscal 2027. Micron says this year's performance bonus will already be its largest ever, but talks continue. The company's latest quarter delivered $41.46 billion in revenue, $28.24 billion in net income, and $18.3 billion in adjusted free cash flow, yet the stock now trades 53.67% above its $613.51 GF Value, signaling high confidence and little tolerance for disruption.
Micron Technology IncPotential strike at Taiwan plants threatens production, a key manufacturing base.