Wistron

Wistron's board of directors has formally approved the company's consolidated financial report for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (ROC Year 115, ending June 30, 2026). Under Taiwan regulations, listed companies must obtain board approval before filing interim financials with the TWSE. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron's board of directors has resolved to proceed with a cash capital increase through the issuance of new common shares to be used as the underlying securities for an overseas depositary receipt (GDR) offering. This is a significant equity capital markets transaction that will increase the total share count and raise fresh capital from international investors. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron's Board of Directors has resolved to inject additional capital into its wholly-owned Vietnamese subsidiary, Wistron Property (Vietnam) Co., Ltd. (WPVN), which manages real-estate and facility assets supporting Wistron's manufacturing operations in Vietnam. The move signals continued commitment to expanding the company's Vietnamese production infrastructure, relevant to investors monitoring Wistron's supply-chain diversification and capital allocation in Southeast Asia. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has filed an updated material disclosure stating that it intends to carry out building renovations and procure equipment at its second AI-dedicated manufacturing facility in Zhubei, Hsinchu County. The announcement signals continued capital investment in AI server/infrastructure production capacity, consistent with rising demand from hyperscaler customers. Full financial details and the board resolution are available on MOPS.

Wistron announced its intention to undertake building improvements and acquire machinery and equipment, indicating planned capital expenditure to upgrade or expand its production facilities. For an EMS/ODM manufacturer, such investments may signal capacity build-out or facility modernisation in support of existing or new customer programmes. Full body available on MOPS; the scale, cost, and timeline of the investments are not available from the subject line alone.

Wistron is filing on behalf of its subsidiary SMS Infocomm Corporation (ticker abbreviation: WTX) to disclose that WTX intends to undertake building improvement works and acquire machinery and equipment. This type of disclosure is typically triggered in Taiwan when planned capital expenditures exceed regulatory materiality thresholds relative to the subsidiary's paid-in capital. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has filed an updated material disclosure on behalf of its U.S. subsidiary, Wistron InfoComm (USA) Corporation (WUS), announcing plans to carry out building improvement works. This is a revision of a prior filing on the same subject. Building renovation activities of this nature typically represent routine capital expenditure and are unlikely to have a material financial impact on the consolidated group; however, investors should consult the full MOPS filing for scope, cost, and timeline details. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has been invited to join an investor telephone briefing (conference call) organized by Fubon Securities Co. This type of disclosure is required under Taiwan regulations whenever a listed company participates in a broker-hosted investor event, signaling an upcoming opportunity for institutional investors and analysts to engage with management. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has announced that its cash dividend payment date has been postponed to August 3, 2026 (ROC Year 115), from a previously scheduled date. The deferral is an administrative adjustment and shareholders should note the revised payment timeline. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has filed a material disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary WisLab EMS Corporation (WisLab) announcing the acquisition of real property (immovable assets). Real estate acquisitions by manufacturing subsidiaries typically signal capacity expansion or new operational footprint, which may affect capital allocation and future revenue potential. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron, on behalf of its Malaysian subsidiary Wistron Technology (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. (WMMY), has issued a supplementary announcement disclosing the signing of civil construction and mechanical & electrical (MEP) engineering contracts in connection with an ongoing leased-land development project. This follows an earlier announcement regarding the land lease and commissioned construction of real property, and signals that the project has advanced to formal contractor engagement. Investors should note this as a material capital-expenditure commitment for the group's Malaysian operations. Full body available on MOPS.

In a supplementary disclosure, Wistron announces on behalf of its Malaysian subsidiary Wistron Investment (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. (WIMY) that WIMY has signed civil/structural and mechanical & electrical (M&E) engineering contracts related to a commissioned real estate construction project on leased land in Malaysia. The contracts represent a material capital commitment for facility expansion and signal continued investment in Wistron's Malaysian operational footprint. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has announced that its Board of Directors will convene on August 4, 2026 to review and approve the company's consolidated financial statements for the second quarter of 2026 (ROC Year 115). This notice effectively pre-announces the Q2 2026 earnings release date, giving investors visibility into when the next set of quarterly results will be made public. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has filed a supplementary announcement disclosing the counterparties involved in building improvement works and machinery/equipment acquisitions at its Hsinchu plant, as cumulative transaction values with those parties have crossed the mandatory TWSE public-disclosure threshold. Under TWSE rules, once counterparty exposure reaches the prescribed reporting level, companies must separately identify those parties by name. Full details of the counterparties and transaction amounts are available on MOPS.

Wistron (3231) is filing on behalf of two of its subsidiaries — Ding Chuang Co., Ltd. and Li Ben Investment Co., Ltd. — announcing the acquisition of common (ordinary) shares in Jingwei Aerospace Technology Co., Ltd. (經緯航太科技股份有限公司), a Taiwan-based aerospace and UAV-related technology firm. The investment signals Wistron group's strategic move into the aerospace/defense-adjacent technology sector via dedicated subsidiary vehicles. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has completed the statutory capital reduction change registration following the cancellation of restricted employee shares that were reclaimed (forfeited) by the company. This occurs when employees leave or fail to meet vesting conditions before restricted shares fully vest, obligating the company to retire those shares and register a corresponding reduction in paid-in capital. The event is an administrative completion of a routine corporate process and has no material impact on business operations. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron (3231) is filing this disclosure on behalf of its Malaysian subsidiary, Wiwynn Technology Service Malaysia SDN. BHD. (ticker symbol WYMY), announcing that the subsidiary will carry out improvements to its building facilities. For investors, this signals ongoing capital expenditure at the Malaysia operations, though the financial scale and strategic rationale remain unclear without the full announcement body. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron's subsidiary Wistron InfoComm (Vietnam) Co., Ltd has signed a civil construction engineering contract covering land-lease-based commissioned construction of real property, building improvements, and acquisition of machinery and equipment at its Vietnam operations. The announcement is a supplementary filing, indicating additional detail is being provided on a previously disclosed transaction. This signals continued capital expenditure commitment to expanding Wistron's Vietnam manufacturing footprint, relevant to investors monitoring the company's China-plus-one capacity diversification strategy. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron (3231) has filed a supplemental material-information disclosure on behalf of its subsidiary WisLab EMS Corporation, announcing that WisLab EMS intends to carry out building improvement works and acquire machinery and equipment. This type of disclosure typically signals capital expenditure activity at the subsidiary level, which may indicate capacity expansion or facility upgrades. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron announced on behalf of its subsidiaries Shang-Yu Technology Co., Ltd. and GEOSAT Aerospace & Technology Inc. an update to their previously disclosed merger agreement. The disclosure signals progression of an intra-group consolidation involving Wistron's aerospace/drone-related affiliates, though specific revised terms are only available in the full filing. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced an adjustment to its cash dividend payout ratio, signaling a change in capital return policy to shareholders. Investors should review the revised payout ratio and any accompanying rationale to assess implications for yield and reinvestment plans. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron (3231.TW) reported May 2026 revenue of NT$290.2B, up +39.2% YoY and +2.4% MoM, marking a continued acceleration on AI server demand. YTD revenue reached NT$1,419.9B, more than doubling versus the prior year (+106.2%), consistent with the AI infrastructure capex cycle benefiting Taiwanese ODMs.

Wistron announced the material resolutions adopted at its 2026 (ROC year 115) Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. Typical AGM resolutions include approval of the prior-year financial statements, earnings distribution (dividends), and director elections or amendments to corporate charters. Full body available on MOPS.

The board has fixed the ex-dividend record date for the upcoming cash dividend distribution to shareholders. This determines which shareholders are entitled to receive the declared dividend. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron issued a supplementary announcement on behalf of its subsidiary Ding Chuang Co., Ltd., disclosing the signing of a mechanical and electrical (M&E) engineering contract for the office building portion of its leased-land build-to-suit dormitory and office tower project. This is a routine project execution disclosure tied to a previously announced capex initiative. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron announced that its subsidiary Wiwynn International Corporation (WYUS) has acquired equipment for business operations from a non-related third party. The disclosure is a standard asset-acquisition filing under TWSE material information rules; transaction size and counterparty details are in the full MOPS filing. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron's subsidiary Wiwynn Technology Corporation (WYMUS) announced the acquisition of operating equipment from a non-related party. This is a routine asset acquisition disclosure required under Taiwan disclosure rules; transaction size and terms are not provided in the subject line. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron disclosed that its subsidiary Wiwynn Technology Corporation (WYMUS) will carry out building improvement works. The announcement appears to relate to facility upgrades at the US-based Wiwynn entity, likely tied to data center / AI server capacity expansion. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron posted September 2025 revenue of NT$172.64B, nearly doubling year-over-year at +92.21%, signaling sustained AI server demand momentum. Revenue dipped -9.95% month-over-month off a strong August base, but the YoY surge points to continued ramp in AI infrastructure shipments (GPU baseboards/server racks).

Wistron reported October 2025 revenue of NT$203.4B, more than doubling year-over-year (+109.94%) and accelerating +17.84% sequentially from September. The dramatic YoY surge reflects strong AI server demand, as Wistron is a key ODM partner for NVIDIA AI server platforms and benefits from the ongoing AI infrastructure buildout cycle.

Wistron reported November 2025 revenue of NT$185.1B, surging +92.2% year-over-year on sustained AI server demand, though sequential revenue eased -9.0% MoM off an exceptionally strong October. The near-doubling YoY underscores Wistron's leverage to AI infrastructure buildout, with hyperscaler GPU/HBM-based server shipments continuing to drive the top line.

Wistron posted December 2025 revenue of NT$280.6B, a striking +194.6% YoY surge and +51.6% MoM acceleration, signaling exceptionally strong end-of-year shipments. The magnitude of the jump points to robust AI server demand, consistent with the broader Taiwan AI hardware cycle as hyperscaler GPU/HBM-based server build-outs continue to ramp.

Wistron reported January 2026 revenue of NT$255.25B, up a striking 141.59% YoY but down 9.04% MoM off a strong December. The triple-digit YoY surge reflects accelerating AI server demand — Wistron is a key ODM for NVIDIA AI server platforms, and this print extends the AI-driven revenue ramp seen across Taiwan's AI supply chain.

Wistron reported February 2026 revenue of NT$228.4B, up a striking +151.5% YoY, though down -10.5% MoM from January's seasonally strong print. The blockbuster YoY surge reflects sustained AI server demand — Wistron is a key ODM for NVIDIA AI rack systems (GB200/GB300), and this magnitude of acceleration signals AI capex remains in full swing despite typical post-Lunar New Year February seasonality.

Wistron reported March 2026 revenue of NT$284.9B, up 177.4% year-over-year and 24.75% month-over-month — an exceptionally strong print reflecting accelerating AI server demand. The triple-digit YoY growth combined with sequential acceleration signals continued momentum from AI infrastructure buildout, where Wistron is a key ODM for GPU/HBM-equipped server platforms.

Wistron filed a supplementary announcement identifying the transaction counterparties for building improvements and machinery/equipment acquisitions at its Hsinchu plant, which together exceed the regulatory disclosure threshold. The filing supplements a prior announcement on the same capex project; full counterparty names, contract values, and terms are available on MOPS. Material because it confirms meaningful capacity-related investment at the Hsinchu site.

Wistron announced it has been invited to participate in an institutional investor conference hosted by Morgan Stanley. Such events typically involve management presentations and Q&A with analysts and investors, and may surface updated commentary on business outlook. Full body available on MOPS.

The company has been invited to participate in an institutional investor conference hosted by HSBC Securities. This is a routine investor relations event where management typically presents business updates and meets with analysts and institutional investors. Full body available on MOPS.

The company will participate in an institutional investor conference organized by Goldman Sachs (Asia) Securities. Such conferences typically involve management presentations and Q&A with sell-side analysts and institutional investors, but no new financial or operational disclosures are required at the event itself. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron has been invited to participate in an institutional investor conference hosted by Citigroup Global Markets. Such conferences are routine investor relations events where management typically discusses business outlook and operations with analysts and institutional investors. Full body available on MOPS.

Wistron (3231) reported April 2026 revenue of NT$283.4B, more than doubling year-over-year (+112.0%) on strong customer demand, though down 14.9% from March's NT$333.0B record. The blistering YoY growth reflects sustained AI server tailwinds for the ODM, with YTD revenue reaching NT$1,129.7B (+135.3% YoY) — a clear signal of AI infrastructure buildout momentum running well into 2026.

Wistron (3231) posted Q1 2026 revenue of NT$846.3B with operating income of NT$29.1B and net income after tax of NT$18.0B, delivering basic EPS of NT$3.06. The scale of quarterly revenue underscores Wistron's positioning as a major ODM beneficiary of AI server demand, with top-line strength notably above typical quarterly run-rates for Taiwan's computer peripherals sector.