MediaTek

MediaTek's board of directors resolved to recall and cancel shares previously issued under its restricted employee stock (RES) program that have become subject to forfeiture — a mandatory step under Taiwan company law whenever unvested restricted shares are clawed back. The resolution also authorizes the Chairman to set the capital reduction record date. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek's Board of Directors has resolved to approve the acquisition of operating (business) equipment. Such resolutions are typically required under TWSE disclosure rules when the acquisition value meets the material threshold relative to the company's paid-in capital or net assets. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek's board of directors has approved the acquisition of intangible assets, both for the company directly and on behalf of one or more subsidiaries. For a fabless semiconductor leader, intangible assets typically encompass technology licenses, patent rights, or IP portfolios essential to product development roadmaps. Full details including asset description, consideration, and counterparty are available on MOPS.

MediaTek has announced the appointment of new members to its 6th-term Compensation Committee, the board-level body responsible for reviewing and setting executive remuneration policies. The committee composition directly influences executive pay governance and alignment of management incentives with shareholder interests. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek Singapore Pte. Ltd., a material subsidiary of MediaTek (2454), has passed a board resolution to distribute dividends. This filing is made by the parent on the subsidiary's behalf pursuant to TWSE material-information disclosure rules for significant subsidiaries. The dividend declaration indicates an upstream cash distribution within the group; full details — including amount, record date, and payment date — are available on MOPS.

MediaTek is making a mandatory disclosure pursuant to Article 25, Paragraph 1, Subparagraphs 3 and 4 of Taiwan's Regulations Governing Loaning of Funds and Making of Endorsements/Guarantees by Public Companies, indicating that one or more regulatory thresholds for outstanding fund loans and/or endorsements/guarantees (likely to subsidiaries or affiliates) have been triggered. This type of filing is a routine compliance announcement but signals that the aggregate balance of intercompany lending or guarantee exposure has reached a level requiring immediate public disclosure. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek's board of directors has passed a resolution to inject additional capital into Huanfa Co., Ltd. (寰發股份有限公司), a company in which MediaTek holds an equity stake. The move signals a strategic commitment to expanding or supporting the investee entity, though the investment amount and rationale are not available from the subject line alone. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek reported Q2 2026 revenue of NT$301.3B, operating income of NT$45.8B (operating margin ~15.2%), and net income after tax of NT$49.0B, yielding basic EPS of NT$30.44. Non-operating income of NT$9.2B—likely boosted by investment gains or forex—pushed net income above operating income, a standout feature of the quarter. For a fabless semiconductor company navigating an AI-driven demand cycle, this scale of revenue and profitability places MediaTek among the top earners in the Taiwan semiconductor sector.

MediaTek's major subsidiary Xu Zhan (Hong Kong) Investment Co., Ltd. has passed a board resolution to inject additional capital into its own subsidiary, IStar Technology Ltd. The move signals continued strategic investment through MediaTek's offshore holding structure. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek has filed a material disclosure announcing its medium-to-long-term capital funding plan, which typically covers the company's intended financing roadmap including potential bond issuances, credit facilities, or other capital-raising instruments over a multi-year horizon. Such plans are material to investors as they signal how management intends to fund operations, R&D investment, M&A activity, or shareholder returns. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek's board of directors has resolved to issue the first series of unsecured convertible bonds in overseas capital markets. This is a material capital-raising event: convertible bonds give holders the right to convert debt into equity, which could dilute existing shareholders upon conversion while providing the company with flexible funding. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek's board of directors has resolved to issue unsecured ordinary (straight) corporate bonds, representing a debt capital-raising action. This matters to investors as it increases the company's leverage, dilutes existing creditor priority, and signals management's assessment of funding needs and prevailing credit-market conditions. Full terms — including size, tenor, coupon, and use of proceeds — are available on MOPS.

MediaTek has filed a material information disclosure on behalf of its wholly-owned subsidiary Digimoc Holdings Limited, announcing that the subsidiary has completed an acquisition of financial assets. Under TWSE rules, such filings are triggered only when the transaction value exceeds prescribed materiality thresholds relative to consolidated net worth or paid-in capital, indicating a non-trivial investment. The specific asset class, counterparty, consideration paid, and strategic rationale are not available from the subject line alone. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary Digimoc Holdings Limited, that the subsidiary has acquired financial assets. The nature, counterparty, and transaction value are not available from the subject line alone; the full announcement body on MOPS will contain those details. Investors should review the complete filing to assess the scale and strategic rationale of the investment. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek's Board of Directors has passed a resolution approving the company's consolidated financial report for the second quarter of 2026 (Republic of China Year 115, period ended June 30, 2026). This is a routine statutory disclosure required under Taiwan's Securities and Exchange Act confirming formal board adoption of the quarterly financials. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek has disclosed its consolidated financial report for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, as required under TWSE material-information rules. Quarterly consolidated financials are among the most closely watched disclosures for investors, as they reveal revenue, operating income, and net profit trends that benchmark the company's AI/5G chip cycle performance. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek has filed its simplified (abbreviated-form) consolidated financial forecast for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Republic of China Year 115, i.e., July–September 2026) as required under Taiwan FSC disclosure rules. This filing typically discloses forward-looking estimates for key metrics such as consolidated revenue, gross profit, operating income, and earnings per share, making it directly material to investor valuation models. Full body available on MOPS.

The company has announced that its Board of Directors is scheduled to convene on July 31, 2026 to review and approve the consolidated financial statements for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (ROC year 115). For investors, this sets the expected date by which Q2 2026 earnings results will be formally ratified and disclosed. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek has announced it will convene a second-quarter 2026 earnings and business operations online briefing on July 31, 2026 (ROC calendar year 115). The event will provide investors and analysts with management's presentation of Q2 financial results alongside an operational update. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek has disclosed its self-calculated (unaudited) consolidated net revenue for June 2026, as required by TWSE monthly reporting rules. This preliminary figure provides investors with a real-time read on the company's top-line momentum ahead of the Q2 2026 earnings release. Full announcement body is available on MOPS.

MediaTek is disclosing, on behalf of its material subsidiary Gaintech Co. Limited, that Gaintech's board of directors has passed a resolution to distribute dividends. Gaintech serves as a key intermediate holding entity within MediaTek's corporate structure, and dividend flows from such subsidiaries are relevant to investors assessing the group's capital allocation and intra-group cash management. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek (2454) has filed a material information disclosure on behalf of its significant subsidiary, MediaTek Investment Singapore Pte. Ltd., stating that the subsidiary's board of directors has passed a resolution to distribute dividends. This is relevant to investors as inter-company dividend flows from material subsidiaries affect consolidated cash repatriation and parent-level liquidity. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek (2454) filed this disclosure on behalf of its material subsidiary, MediaTek Capital Co., Ltd. (聯發資本股份有限公司), announcing that a board of directors meeting has been called to exercise the powers of an extraordinary general shareholders' meeting (EGM). Under Taiwan's Company Act, this mechanism is used when the board acts in lieu of convening a full shareholder vote, typically preceding significant corporate actions such as capital restructuring, amendments to the articles of incorporation, or major investment resolutions. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek (2454) is disclosing, on behalf of its important subsidiary MediaTek Capital Co., Ltd., that the subsidiary's board of directors convened and passed material resolutions while exercising authority normally reserved for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM). Under Taiwan corporate law, a board may act in lieu of an EGM in certain circumstances, and such resolutions typically involve significant corporate actions — capital restructuring, major investment, or other transactions requiring shareholder-level approval. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek (2454) is filing on behalf of its material subsidiary MediaTek Capital Co., Ltd. to disclose that a corporate (institutional) shareholder has re-designated its representative director, and that a chairperson has been appointed pursuant to that change. Executive and board-composition changes at a designated major subsidiary trigger disclosure obligations under TWSE rules. Full body available on MOPS.

On behalf of its material subsidiary Xiang-Fa Investment Co., Ltd., MediaTek announces that an institutional (corporate) shareholder has re-designated its board representative director, and that the newly designated director has been appointed as Chairman of Xiang-Fa Investment. This represents a board-level governance change at a subsidiary that MediaTek has classified as 'material' under TWSE disclosure rules, signaling it may have strategic or operational significance. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek is filing on behalf of its material subsidiary, MediaTek Capital Co., Ltd. (聯發資本股份有限公司), to disclose that a corporate/institutional shareholder has formally designated a representative to serve as director on the subsidiary's board. Under Taiwan's Company Act, legal-entity shareholders holding board seats must publicly report changes to their designated natural-person representatives. This is a routine subsidiary-level governance disclosure with no direct impact on MediaTek's consolidated operations or capital structure. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced that its board has approved an adjustment to its dividend payout ratio. A change in payout policy is material for income-oriented shareholders as it directly affects future cash distributions and signals management's view on capital allocation. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced its participation in an institutional investor conference, a routine investor relations event where management typically discusses business outlook and addresses analyst questions. Material disclosures, if any, would be released concurrently to ensure fair disclosure. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek disclosed on behalf of its key subsidiary Hsu-Chan (Hong Kong) Investment Co., Ltd. that its board of directors has resolved to distribute a dividend. This is a routine intra-group capital allocation action — cash typically flows upstream toward the parent — and does not by itself indicate a change in MediaTek's consolidated financial position. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek reported May 2026 revenue of NT$47.43B, up 5.0% YoY and 1.5% MoM, marking modest sequential improvement after April. YTD revenue of NT$243.32B is down 1.6% versus the same period last year, suggesting the AI/edge silicon ramp is offsetting but not yet overcoming softer smartphone/consumer SoC demand. Watch for continued ASIC and flagship Dimensity momentum into 2H.

MediaTek disclosed its self-compiled consolidated net revenue for May 2026 (ROC year 115). This is a routine monthly revenue filing required of TWSE-listed issuers; investors typically compare the figure against prior-month and year-over-year results to gauge demand trends in smartphone SoCs, connectivity, and edge-AI silicon. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek announced on behalf of its key subsidiary MediaTek Singapore Pte. Ltd. that the subsidiary's board has resolved a dividend distribution. This is an intra-group capital movement typically used to upstream cash to the parent, with no direct impact on consolidated results. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek announced the key resolutions passed at its 2026 (ROC year 115) Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. Such AGM resolutions typically cover approval of financial statements, earnings distribution (dividends), director elections, and amendments to company charters or procedures. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek announced on behalf of its subsidiary FarSight Holdings (寰發股份有限公司) the acquisition of intangible assets, typically intellectual property such as patents or technology licenses. The transaction size and counterparty details are disclosed in the full filing. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek announced on behalf of its key subsidiary Hsiang-Fa Investment Co., Ltd. a short-form merger with Chui-Hsing Electronics Co., Ltd. This is an intra-group restructuring transaction; full details including share exchange ratio, effective date, and rationale are available on MOPS. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek announced on behalf of its key subsidiaries Hsiang Fa Investment Co., Ltd. and Polystar Electronics Co., Ltd. a creditor notice for their simplified (short-form) merger. This is a routine intra-group restructuring step required under Taiwan's Company Act to notify creditors; no material financial impact on MediaTek is expected. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek reported September 2025 revenue of NT$44.55B, up 7.27% YoY and 3.07% MoM, marking a steady sequential improvement. The mid-single-digit YoY growth signals continued demand stabilization in smartphone SoCs and connectivity chips, with edge-AI and flagship Dimensity ramps providing incremental support against a still-mixed consumer semiconductor backdrop.

MediaTek reported October 2025 revenue of NT$54.33B, up 21.6% YoY and 22.0% MoM, signaling robust demand momentum heading into year-end. The double-digit sequential acceleration suggests strengthening smartphone SoC shipments and likely AI/edge compute tailwinds, consistent with the broader semiconductor upcycle.

MediaTek posted November 2025 revenue of NT$52.03B, up 1.78% YoY but down 4.24% MoM, signaling a modest sequential cooling after a stronger October. The flat YoY print suggests smartphone SoC and edge-AI demand is stabilizing rather than accelerating, with no clear pull-through yet from the broader AI/HBM cycle benefiting peers.

MediaTek reported December 2025 revenue of NT$46.90B, up 3.65% YoY but down 9.86% MoM, reflecting typical Q4 seasonal softening after the November peak. The modest YoY growth suggests stable smartphone SoC demand, though the deceleration vs prior months bears watching as AI-edge and Dimensity flagship cycles play out into 2026.

MediaTek reported January 2026 revenue of NT$51.27B, up 22.99% YoY and 9.32% MoM, signaling continued momentum entering the new year. The double-digit YoY growth and sequential acceleration suggest healthy demand across smartphone SoCs and AI/edge compute, consistent with the broader semis upcycle and AI-driven design win ramp.

MediaTek reported February 2026 revenue of NT$47.0B, down 8.2% YoY and down 8.4% MoM, reflecting seasonal softness following the Lunar New Year and a tougher comparison base. The sequential decline is consistent with typical 1Q smartphone SoC seasonality, though the YoY contraction suggests demand in flagship/mid-range mobile chipsets remains uneven despite the broader AI/HPC tailwind benefiting Dimensity Auto and ASIC engagements.

MediaTek reported March 2026 revenue of NT$38.95B, down 15.6% YoY and 17.1% MoM, marking a notable deceleration. The double-digit decline on both axes signals weakening smartphone SoC demand and inventory adjustment in the mobile chip cycle, contrasting with stronger AI/HBM-linked semiconductor peers.

MediaTek disclosed on behalf of a subsidiary an endorsement/guarantee matter under Article 22, Paragraph 1, Items 2 and 3 of the Regulations Governing Loaning of Funds and Making of Endorsements/Guarantees by Public Companies. This is a routine regulatory disclosure typically triggered when intra-group endorsement/guarantee amounts cross specified thresholds. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek announced its participation in an institutional investor conference, where management is expected to engage with analysts and fund managers regarding business outlook and operations. Such conferences typically do not contain new material disclosures beyond previously released information, but commentary may move the stock. Full body available on MOPS.

MediaTek (2454) posted Q1 2026 revenue of NT$149.2B with operating income of NT$22.9B and net income after tax of NT$24.4B, translating to basic EPS of NT$15.17. Strong profitability with operating margin of ~15.3% and net margin of ~16.3%, suggesting healthy demand momentum in the semiconductor segment.

MediaTek reported April 2026 revenue of NT$46.74B, down 4.1% YoY and down 26.1% MoM from March's NT$63.22B. The sharp sequential decline suggests a pause after Q1 strength, though the modest YoY dip indicates underlying demand in smartphone SoCs and AI/edge compute remains broadly stable. YTD revenue of NT$195.89B is 3.1% below the prior-year period.