ASUSTeK Computer

ASUSTeK Computer posted Q2 2026 revenue of NT$466.1B and net income after tax of NT$31.5B, delivering basic EPS of NT$38.83 for the quarter. Operating income of NT$32.9B implies an operating margin of approximately 7.1%, with an additional NT$7.2B net non-operating contribution supporting the bottom line. The result is a standout for the PC and peripheral equipment sector, where margins at this revenue scale are well above typical industry benchmarks.

ASUSTeK Computer (2357) filed a material information announcement to address or clarify circulating media reports. Such filings are typically triggered when news coverage touches on undisclosed corporate matters — including M&A speculation, product developments, financial results, or other market-sensitive topics — and the company is obligated under TWSE rules to respond publicly. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer has announced the completion of pricing for its second series of offshore unsecured convertible bonds. This marks the final step before issuance, fixing the key economic terms (principal amount, coupon, conversion premium, and maturity). Convertible bond issuances are material capital-raising events that may dilute existing shareholders upon conversion and signal management's assessment of funding needs and equity valuation. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK's Board of Directors has resolved to issue its first series of overseas unsecured exchangeable corporate bonds — a debt instrument giving bondholders the right to exchange their holdings into shares of a designated underlying company (typically a subsidiary or investee). This offshore capital-markets transaction may affect the company's balance-sheet leverage, dilution dynamics of the referenced underlying securities, and overall funding strategy. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK's board of directors has resolved to issue its second series of offshore, unsecured convertible bonds (CBs). Convertible bonds represent a form of hybrid financing that can be converted into equity, making this material to investors as it introduces potential share dilution alongside fresh capital for the company. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer is filing this disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary Askey Computer Corp. (亞旭電腦) regarding the sale of real estate assets. Property disposals at a subsidiary level may generate one-time gains or losses and alter the subsidiary's balance sheet; materiality depends on transaction size, which is not available from the subject line alone. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer (TWSE: 2357) is filing this disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary Askey Computer Co., Ltd. (亞旭電腦), announcing details related to the acquisition of equity in Askey Technology (Vietnam) Company Limited, a Vietnamese operating entity within the group. This transaction likely reflects a formalization or expansion of the group's manufacturing and supply-chain footprint in Vietnam, and may involve a threshold-crossing stake that triggers mandatory disclosure under Taiwan securities regulations. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer has announced it will hold an online institutional investor conference for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Republic of China year 115). Such briefings are a regular investor-relations event at which management presents quarterly results and outlook to analysts and institutional shareholders. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer has announced, on behalf of its subsidiary ASUS Technology Pte. Limited (a Singapore-incorporated entity), that the dividend distribution record date has been approved. This sets the formal cut-off date determining which shareholders of the subsidiary are entitled to receive the declared dividend. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer (TWSE: 2357) has filed a material information disclosure on behalf of its Singapore-incorporated subsidiary, ASUS Technology Pte. Ltd., reporting important resolutions adopted at the subsidiary's shareholders' meeting. The specific resolutions are not determinable from the subject line alone; investors should consult the full filing on MOPS for details. Depending on the nature of the resolutions — which may cover capital structure, board changes, asset disposals, or other material actions — this could have a meaningful impact on the subsidiary's operations and ASUSTeK's consolidated position. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer has announced that its board of directors will convene on August 12, 2026 (ROC Year 115) to review and approve the company's second-quarter 2026 financial report. This date serves as the expected earnings disclosure date, allowing investors to plan for the release of Q2 results. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer (2357) reported Q1 2026 revenue of NT$208.4B with operating income of NT$11.9B and net income after tax of NT$11.2B, translating to basic EPS of NT$13.19. Non-operating income contributed NT$2.0B, supporting a solid bottom line for a computer & peripherals maker of this scale.

ASUSTeK Computer is announcing, on behalf of its material subsidiary ACBZ Importação e Comércio Ltda. (a Brazil-incorporated import and trading entity), that the subsidiary will proceed with a capital reduction. Capital reductions at overseas subsidiaries typically signal balance-sheet restructuring, absorption of accumulated losses, or a repatriation of excess capital to the parent, and may affect the consolidated financials of ASUSTeK. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer (2357) is announcing, on behalf of its material subsidiary ACBZ Importação e Comércio Ltda. — its Brazilian import and trading unit — that the subsidiary's shareholders' meeting has resolved to proceed with a capital reduction. A capital reduction at a material overseas subsidiary can affect the parent's consolidated balance sheet, intercompany holdings, and reported equity; investors should monitor the scale and mechanism (loss absorption vs. cash return) once the full filing is available. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer is filing this disclosure on behalf of its Brazilian subsidiary, ACBZ IMPORTAÇÃO E COMÉRCIO LTDA., regarding the acquisition of real estate. The announcement constitutes a material information notice as required under Taiwan Stock Exchange rules when a listed company or its subsidiaries acquire immovable property meeting regulatory thresholds. Full details of the property, transaction value, and strategic rationale are available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK Computer has filed a material information disclosure on behalf of its major Brazilian subsidiary, ACBZ Importacao e Comercio Ltda., reporting resolutions passed at that subsidiary's shareholders' meeting. The specific items resolved — which may include profit allocation, financial statement approval, or other corporate actions — are contained in the full announcement body on MOPS. Investors in ASUSTeK should review the full filing on MOPS to assess whether the resolutions affect the subsidiary's capital structure, governance, or business direction. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK reported May 2026 revenue of NT$69.1B, up 9.3% YoY but down 15.7% MoM from April's NT$81.9B, reflecting normalization after a strong prior month. YTD revenue reached NT$359.4B, a robust +34.5% YoY, signaling sustained demand momentum likely tied to AI PC refresh cycles and server/GPU-adjacent product mix.

The board has fixed the record date (ex-dividend baseline) for the company's cash dividend distribution to shareholders. This is a routine governance step following dividend approval; investors holding shares on the record date will be entitled to receive the payout. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK announced on behalf of its subsidiary Askey Computer that cumulative losses have reached one-half of its paid-in capital, triggering a mandatory disclosure under Taiwan Company Act Article 211. This signals material financial deterioration at the subsidiary and typically requires the board to convene a shareholders' meeting to address the capital impairment. Full body available on MOPS.

ASUSTeK disclosed that the board of its subsidiary Askey Computer passed material resolutions while exercising the authority of the 2026 annual shareholders' meeting. Because Askey's shareholders' meeting authority is being delegated to the board, the resolutions likely cover items normally reserved for shareholders (e.g., financial statements, earnings distribution, director elections, or charter amendments). Full body available on MOPS.