Earnings 結果共55筆

Taiwan’s stock market saw a volatile day, opening higher but closing lower. TSMC and Foxconn shares fell, while MediaTek rose. U.S. earnings reports and a government shutdown influenced trading.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. reports record Q3 2025 earnings with NT$989.92 billion revenue and NT$452.3 billion net profit. EPS hits NT$17.44.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange closed lower on Oct. 8, dropping 148.27 points to 27,063.68. Market volatility was linked to Oracle’s AI cloud business. TSMC and other tech stocks fell, while MediaTek gained. Investors await Largan Precision’s earnings call on Oct. 9.

Tong Yang Group reports a pre-tax net profit of NT$330 million in August, marking 4% growth. The company advances expansion in the U.S. amid economic challenges.

Taiwan’s stock market hit a new high as TSMC and Delta Electronics soared. TSMC closed at NT$1,160, while Delta’s earnings boosted its stock to NT$567. Foxconn and TECO formed a strategic alliance, enhancing their AI data center presence.

Hon Hai sets a record with a NT$5.8 per share dividend, benefiting major shareholder Terry Gou. The company’s stock rises amid strong growth projections in tech and AI.

TSMC shares fell 0.49% amid U.S. tech stock corrections and geopolitical tensions. Despite volatility, TSMC’s fundamentals are strong, driven by AI demand.

Acer e-Enabling Service Business approved a NT$9.5 per share dividend at its shareholders’ meeting. The company, now an enterprise generative AI accelerator, reported record 2024 earnings.

Delta Electronics reports record Q1 revenue of NT$118.919 billion, with NT$10.231 billion net profit. CEO Cheng Ping anticipates improved Q2 revenue amid tariff impacts.

Taiwan’s stock market surged as TSMC closed at NT$902, boosting the semiconductor sector. U.S. tech earnings fueled optimism, lifting the weighted index by 0.99%.

Taiwan Stock Exchange chairman expresses confidence in market resilience despite global challenges. He highlights strong rebounds and projects earnings growth.

TSMC Chairman C. C. Wei discusses the company’s Arizona plant permits, 2-nanometer production, and a $100 billion U.S. reinvestment plan amid strong AI demand.

TSMC CEO C.C. Wei denies joint venture with Intel, reassures on tariffs, and predicts 20% revenue growth by 2025. U.S. investments focus on AI demand.

TSMC stock fell to NT$865 amid strong interest in fractional shares. Investors await Thursday’s earnings call for insights on tariffs and a potential Intel venture.

Chicony Electronics reports U.S. clients halt shipments due to new tariffs. Despite challenges, Chicony remains adaptable. First-quarter revenue rises 2% annually.

Hon Hai reports record-breaking 2024 financial results with NT$152.705 billion net profit. Revenue grew 11% to NT$6.859615 trillion, driven by cloud networking.

Taiwan’s stock market opened with a modest rise, led by TSMC, amid mixed sector performances. Investors face volatility as they track market trends and earnings.

U.S. stock markets showed mixed results as the Dow dipped, while the Nasdaq surged. Taiwan’s market rose, driven by NVIDIA’s earnings. Foreign investors led sell-offs.

Taiwan’s stock market fell sharply on Feb. 25, with major tech stocks like TSMC and MediaTek declining. Concerns over U.S. tariffs and tech slumps weigh on the market.

Taiwan’s average monthly earnings surpassed NT$60,000 for the first time, reaching NT$60,984, with a 4.39% annual increase. Financial and insurance sectors led with NT$107,348.

Taiwan’s wage disparity widens as the industrial and service sectors see median earnings of NT$525,000 in 2023. Electronics lead with higher salaries, while hospitality struggles.

Taiwan’s stock market sees fluctuations as TSMC’s stock initially rises then falls. TSMC forecasts growth amid AI demand, boosting the semiconductor index.

TSMC will discuss its Q4 earnings and strategic plans on Jan. 16, following a 34% revenue increase in 2024. Key topics include AI demand, Arizona plant progress, and 2025 capital expenditures.

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The Economist’s Big Mac index shows U.S. workers can buy 14,000 Big Macs yearly, leading globally. Taiwan’s prices burden workers, with a Big Mac costing NT$78.