Vanguard International Semiconductor

The company announced an adjustment to the cash dividend payout ratio (per-share cash dividend amount) under its FY2025 (民國114年) earnings distribution plan. This directly affects shareholder cash returns and the upcoming dividend payment. Full body available on MOPS.

Vanguard International Semiconductor (5347.TW) reported May 2026 revenue of NT$4.24B, up 19.5% YoY and 5.3% MoM, marking sequential acceleration from April. YTD revenue reached NT$20.80B (+8.5% YoY), suggesting strengthening 8-inch foundry demand likely tied to power management, display driver, and AI-adjacent specialty IC orders.

The company announced its board has determined the record date for an upcoming cash dividend distribution to shareholders. This is a routine procedural step following prior dividend approval, fixing entitlement for shareholders of record. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced the suspension period during which holders of its first overseas unsecured convertible bonds may not exercise conversion rights into common shares. Such blackout periods are routine and typically tied to record dates for shareholder meetings, dividend distributions, or capital adjustments. Full body available on MOPS.

The company issued a correction announcement regarding the determination of the record date for its cash dividend distribution. This is a routine administrative update clarifying the date on which shareholders must be on record to be entitled to receive the declared dividend. Full body available on MOPS.

The company announced a change in its Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Personnel changes in cybersecurity leadership are typically routine governance matters but may signal shifts in the company's information security posture or internal risk management. Full body available on MOPS.

Vanguard International Semiconductor disclosed on behalf of its key subsidiary, Vanguard International Semiconductor Singapore Pte. Ltd. (the former GlobalFoundries Fab 3E acquired in 2024), material resolutions passed at the subsidiary's shareholders' meeting. The specific resolutions are not detailed in the subject line and likely cover routine governance items such as financial statement approval or director appointments. Full body available on MOPS.

Vanguard International Semiconductor announced material resolutions passed at a shareholders' meeting of its important subsidiary, VisionPower Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Pte. Ltd. (VSMC), the Singapore-based 12-inch fab joint venture with NXP. Specific resolutions are not disclosed in the subject line and may relate to capital, board composition, or other governance matters affecting the JV's strategic execution. Full body available on MOPS.

The company has disclosed the material resolutions passed at its 2026 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (ROC year 115). AGM resolutions typically cover financial statement ratification, earnings distribution (dividends), director/supervisor elections, and amendments to company charters — all of which can be material to shareholders. Full body available on MOPS.

Vanguard International Semiconductor has announced the record date (base date) for a capital increase through the issuance of restricted new shares to employees, a form of equity-based compensation. This establishes the key date governing share allocation and dilution timing under the company's restricted stock incentive plan. Full body available on MOPS.

Vanguard International Semiconductor (TPEx: 5347) reported Q1 2026 revenue of NT$12.5B and net income of NT$2.16B, translating to basic EPS of NT$1.22. Operating income came in at NT$2.09B (operating margin ~16.6%), with non-operating income contributing an additional NT$350M. Results reflect steady utilization at the 8-inch foundry amid ongoing mature-node demand from power management and display driver customers.

Vanguard International Semiconductor (VIS) reported April 2026 revenue of NT$4.03B, up 9.6% YoY but down 18.5% MoM from March's NT$4.94B. The YoY growth points to continued mature-node foundry demand (power management, display driver ICs), though the sharp sequential pullback suggests order pacing softness or a March pull-in effect rather than sustained AI-cycle acceleration.