Inventec

Inventec reported Q2 2026 revenue of NT$470.2B, reflecting robust AI server demand driving high-volume ODM output. Operating income reached NT$8.4B at a ~1.78% margin, consistent with thin-margin contract manufacturing economics typical of large-scale server ODMs. Net income after tax was NT$6.3B, generating basic EPS of NT$1.76, a solid result within the computer & peripheral equipment sector.

Inventec (2356) has announced its participation in an online investor conference. This is a routine disclosure notifying shareholders and the market of an upcoming management presentation opportunity where investors can hear directly from company representatives. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec (2356) has filed a material disclosure to address or clarify recent media coverage concerning the company. Such filings are typically required by the TWSE when news reports may materially affect investor perception or trading decisions. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec Appliances Corp. (英華達股份有限公司), a listed subsidiary of Inventec (2356), announced that its board of directors has resolved to merge Inventec Appliances (Nanjing) Electronics Co., Ltd. into Inventec Appliances (Nanjing) Technology Co., Ltd. via an absorption merger, with the Electronics entity to be dissolved upon completion. This is an internal group reorganization consolidating two wholly-owned PRC operating entities in Nanjing, which may streamline management and reduce administrative costs but does not alter Inventec's economic ownership of the underlying business. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec (2356) has been invited to participate in the BofA Securities 2026 Asia Pacific Conference, an investor-relations event that typically includes management presentations and one-on-one meetings with institutional investors. Such appearances provide a platform for the company to communicate its strategy and outlook to international capital markets. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec has been invited to attend the UBS Taiwan Summit 2026, an institutional investor conference hosted by UBS. Such appearances typically involve management presentations or one-on-one meetings with buy-side clients and are standard investor-relations activity. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec has been invited to attend the Goldman Sachs Asia Leaders Conference 2026, an institutional investor forum hosted by Goldman Sachs where senior management typically meets with buy-side clients. For investors, this signals management's engagement with international institutional capital and may provide an upcoming opportunity for guidance updates or strategic commentary. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec has been invited to participate in a Goldman Sachs-organised Non-Deal Roadshow (NDR) targeting institutional investors in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East & Africa) region. NDRs are investor-relations events in which company management meets with buy-side institutions to discuss strategy and outlook without the purpose of raising capital. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec (2356) discloses that its aggregate endorsement and guarantee balances have reached the public disclosure thresholds prescribed under Article 25, Paragraph 1, Subparagraphs 2, 3, and 4 of Taiwan's Regulations Governing Loaning of Funds and Making of Endorsements/Guarantees by Public Companies. This mandatory filing alerts investors to elevated contingent liability exposure, as the company's outstanding guarantees have crossed one or more regulatory percentage-of-net-worth trigger levels. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec's board of directors approved the company's consolidated financial report for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Republic of China year 115, April–June 2026). Board approval of quarterly consolidated financials is a routine regulatory step required before public disclosure under TWSE rules. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec's Mexican subsidiary, IEC Technologies, S. de R.L. de C.V., intends to approve a supplementary payment for the contracted construction of a factory on company-owned land. This filing supplements an earlier announcement dated June 30, 2026 (ROC Year 115). The additional capital expenditure signals ongoing manufacturing capacity build-out in Mexico; full financial terms are available on MOPS.

Inventec's board has issued a supplemental disclosure to its March 10, 2026 announcement, approving Mexico-based subsidiary IEC Technologies, S. de R.L. de C.V. to commission the construction of a factory building on land already owned by the subsidiary in order to meet operational requirements. The move signals a deliberate capacity expansion of Inventec's Mexico manufacturing footprint, likely tied to near-shoring demand or customer supply-chain localization requirements. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec has disclosed that its Board of Directors is scheduled to convene on August 11, 2026 to review and approve the company's second-quarter 2026 financial report. This is a routine regulatory disclosure required by TWSE rules, notifying investors of the earnings board date so they can update their calendar accordingly. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec (2356) reported Q1 2026 revenue of NT$200.3B with operating income of NT$3.61B and net income after tax of NT$2.43B, translating to basic EPS of NT$0.68. Operating margin came in at roughly 1.8%, reflecting the thin-margin profile typical of Taiwan's ODM/computer peripherals sector, with non-operating items a modest NT$308M drag.

Inventec (2356) is filing this material disclosure on behalf of its significant subsidiary, Inventec Holdings (North America) Limited, announcing that the subsidiary's board of directors has resolved to approve a capital increase. A capital injection into the North American holding entity may indicate planned expansion, liquidity strengthening, or funding requirements for downstream U.S. operations. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec's board of directors has resolved to inject additional capital into one or more of its subsidiaries operating in North America. This move signals a strategic commitment to expand capacity or strengthen the financial position of its North American operations — relevant given Inventec's server and ODM exposure to major US hyperscaler and enterprise clients. Full details including the amount, entity, and purpose are available on MOPS.

Inventec's board of directors passed a resolution to inject additional capital into the company's Thailand-based subsidiary. The move signals continued investment in Southeast Asian manufacturing or operational capacity, relevant to investors monitoring Inventec's geographic expansion and supply-chain diversification strategy. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec's board of directors has resolved to approve additional factory-premise purchases and expanded power engineering works for its U.S. subsidiary, Inventec (USA) Corp. The decision is driven by long-term requirements for business development and power infrastructure capacity buildout, signaling a deliberate expansion of the company's U.S. operational footprint. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec's board of directors resolved to allow its Thailand subsidiary, Inventec Electronics (Thailand) Co., Ltd., to commission the construction of a new manufacturing facility on land already owned by the subsidiary, citing operational demand requirements. The move signals a deliberate capacity expansion in Thailand, which may reflect ongoing supply-chain diversification trends among Taiwan-based EMS providers. Full details on investment size, timeline, and contractor selection are available on MOPS.

Inventec's board of directors has resolved to construct a new factory building on land already owned by the company, using a commissioned (outsourced) construction model rather than self-build. This signals a capacity expansion commitment and will involve capital expenditure, the scale of which is not yet disclosed in the subject line. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec is filing this disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary, Yingshunda Technology Co., Ltd., to announce the disposal (redemption or sale) of wealth management products (理財產品 — short-term financial instruments commonly used for treasury cash management). This type of disclosure is required under TWSE rules when the transaction exceeds a materiality threshold relative to the subsidiary's net worth. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec reported May 2026 revenue of NT$82.81B, up 35.3% YoY but down 2.3% MoM from April's NT$84.79B. The strong YoY growth — well above the 30% threshold — reflects sustained AI server demand tailwinds, with the modest sequential dip suggesting a brief pause rather than a trend reversal. YTD revenue reached NT$367.91B, up 31.2% versus the same period last year.

Inventec disclosed on behalf of its subsidiary Ying Yuan Da Technology Co., Ltd. the acquisition of a wealth management/financial product, a routine treasury cash-management action. Such disclosures typically reflect short-term deployment of idle corporate cash rather than a strategic investment. Full body available on MOPS.

The company has been invited to participate in the Bank of America (BofA) 2026 Asia Conference, an investor conference where management typically meets with institutional investors and analysts. Such participation is routine investor relations activity and does not by itself signal a material business event. Full body available on MOPS.

The company has been invited to participate in the Citi 2026 Taiwan Conference, an investor event hosted by Citi for institutional investors. Such conferences typically involve management meetings with analysts and fund managers, offering investors updated insight into business outlook and strategy. Full body available on MOPS.

The board of directors has resolved to appoint members of the 3rd-term Sustainability Development Committee, a routine ESG governance action. This reflects ongoing oversight of the company's sustainability strategy and disclosures but does not signal a material change in operations or financials. Full body available on MOPS.

The board of directors resolved to appoint members of the 6th-term Remuneration Committee, a routine corporate governance action required under TWSE rules. The committee oversees director and executive compensation policy. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced the members elected to serve on its 4th Audit Committee, a routine corporate governance matter typically tied to the board's term renewal. Audit committee composition affects oversight of financial reporting, internal controls, and auditor relationships. Full body available on MOPS.

The board of directors has resolved to appoint a new President (總經理), the top executive officer responsible for day-to-day operations. Executive leadership changes at this level are material to investors as they can signal shifts in strategy, operational direction, or succession planning. Full body available on MOPS.

The board of directors has resolved on the election of a new Chairman. Chairman appointments are material governance events that can signal strategic direction and capital allocation priorities. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec's shareholders' meeting passed a resolution lifting the non-compete restrictions on its directors, allowing them to engage in business activities that may compete with the company. This is a routine corporate governance matter under Taiwan's Company Act (Article 209) and typically enables directors to hold concurrent positions at affiliated or related entities. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced the re-election of its Board of Directors at the 115th (2026) Annual General Shareholders' Meeting. This is a routine governance matter, though investors should review the slate for any changes in board composition that could signal shifts in strategy or oversight. Full body available on MOPS.

Inventec disclosed the key resolutions adopted at its 2026 (ROC year 115) Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. AGM resolutions typically cover financial statement ratification, earnings distribution (dividends), director elections, and amendments to corporate bylaws. Full body available on MOPS — investors should review for dividend amount and any board/charter changes.

Inventec (2356) reported April 2026 revenue of NT$84.79B, up 36.5% YoY but down 3.2% MoM from March's NT$87.56B. The strong YoY surge — well above the 30% threshold — reflects sustained AI server demand momentum for the ODM, with April's slight MoM pullback consistent with typical post-quarter-end seasonality rather than a demand inflection.

Inventec reported March 2026 revenue of NT$50.93B, down 1.43% YoY and down 17.6% MoM. The sequential decline reflects typical post-Q4 seasonality, while the modest YoY dip suggests AI server demand is largely offsetting weakness in legacy notebook/consumer electronics ODM volumes.

Inventec posted February 2026 revenue of NT$61.81B, up 34.84% YoY and down 3.94% MoM. The strong YoY acceleration reflects sustained AI server demand, as Inventec is a key ODM for hyperscaler AI server platforms (Nvidia HGX/GB-class systems). The modest MoM dip is seasonally typical for February (fewer working days post-Lunar New Year) and does not break the AI-driven growth trajectory.

Inventec reported January 2026 revenue of NT$64.35B, down 10.95% YoY but up 23.38% MoM, signaling a sequential rebound after a softer December. As a key AI server ODM, the double-digit YoY decline contrasts with the broader AI server upcycle and may reflect customer order timing or product transitions rather than secular demand weakness.

Inventec reported December 2025 revenue of NT$52.16B, down 14.3% YoY and down 4.76% MoM, marking a notable deceleration into year-end. The double-digit YoY decline suggests softness in server/notebook ODM shipments, despite the broader AI server tailwind benefiting Taiwanese ODMs.

Inventec reported November 2025 revenue of NT$54.77B, down 15.3% YoY and down 9.57% MoM, marking a notable deceleration. The double-digit YoY decline suggests softening server/notebook ODM demand, with the sequential drop signaling potential pull-in dynamics rather than sustained AI server momentum.

Inventec reported October 2025 revenue of NT$60.56B, up 7.66% YoY and down 1.21% MoM. The mid-single-digit YoY growth reflects steady AI server demand momentum, while the slight sequential dip suggests modest near-term shipment timing rather than a trend reversal.

Inventec reported September 2025 revenue of NT$61.3B, up 17.8% YoY and 12.7% MoM, reflecting continued strength in AI server shipments. The double-digit sequential acceleration suggests sustained demand momentum heading into Q4, consistent with broader Taiwan AI server ODM cyclical signals.