ASUSTeK Computer

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 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.

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 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.

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.