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Spun off from Wistron in 2012, Wiwynn is a leading ODM for hyperscale customers, with Meta and Microsoft historically representing the bulk of revenue. The company has benefited substantially from the AI server buildout, expanding capacity in Malaysia and the US (Texas) to meet GPU server demand. Note: ticker 6669 is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), not KRX — Wiwynn is a Taiwanese company, not Korean.
Wiwynn (TWSE: 6669) posted Q2 2026 revenue of NT$554.7B, reflecting sustained hyperscaler-driven demand for AI and cloud server platforms. Operating income reached NT$37.7B (operating margin ~6.8%), and net income after tax came in at NT$29.1B, translating to basic EPS of NT$156.38. The result cements Wiwynn's standing as a premier CSP-focused server ODM at a scale that substantially outpaces most peers in the Taiwan computer hardware sector.
Wiwynn (6669) disclosed, on behalf of its subsidiary Wiwynn Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (緯穎智造股份有限公司), that the subsidiary will carry out leasehold improvements and building improvements. The announcement signals a capital commitment to upgrade or fit out leased and owned facilities, which may reflect capacity expansion or operational upgrades. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary Wiwynn International Corporation, the acquisition of equipment for business operations from non-related (arm's-length) third parties. Under Taiwan TWSE regulations, such asset acquisitions must be reported as material information once they exceed prescribed thresholds, regardless of whether the counterparty is a related party. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn has been invited by UBS Securities to participate in the UBS Taiwan Summit 2026, an institutional investor conference. This is a routine investor relations event at which company management typically presents to and meets with institutional investors. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn announced arrangements for handling fractional (odd-lot) shares that arise from its ROC Year 115 (2026) ex-rights distribution event. Under Taiwan regulations, whole shares cannot always be allocated evenly to all shareholders during an ex-rights process; the resulting odd-lot residual shares will be offered for subscription to specifically designated parties rather than sold on the open market. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn (6669) has announced an adjustment to the conversion prices of its First and Second Series of overseas unsecured convertible bonds. Conversion price resets directly affect the dilution math for equity investors and alter the economics for bondholders, making this relevant to both groups. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn has announced a revision to its stock dividend distribution ratio (配股率), modifying the number of bonus shares to be issued per share held as part of its dividend plan. This adjustment directly affects the dilutive impact of the stock dividend on existing shareholders and may signal a change in the board's capital allocation stance. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn is filing on behalf of its subsidiary, Wiwynn Manufacturing Co., Ltd., disclosing the acquisition of equipment for operational use from unrelated (arm's-length) third parties. Such disclosures are required under TWSE regulations when the transaction value meets or exceeds a material threshold relative to the company's assets. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn (6669) filed this disclosure on behalf of its Mexican subsidiary, Wiwynn Mexico, S.A. de C.V., announcing that the entity will carry out leasehold improvements to its rented premises. Leasehold improvements are capital expenditures a tenant makes to fit out or upgrade leased facilities; they typically signal operational expansion or capacity upgrades at the site. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn is disclosing, on behalf of its subsidiary Wiwynn Mexico, S.A. de C.V., that the subsidiary has acquired equipment for business operations from non-related (arm's-length) parties. Under TWSE rules, asset acquisitions exceeding regulatory thresholds must be publicly disclosed, indicating this purchase is material in scale relative to the subsidiary's or group's paid-in capital. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn (6669) filed on behalf of its subsidiary Wiwynn International Corporation, disclosing the acquisition of equipment for operational use from unrelated third parties. The filing is required under TWSE material information rules when an asset acquisition by a subsidiary meets reporting thresholds. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn's Board of Directors has resolved to proceed with a syndicated bank credit facility, in which a group of lenders jointly extends a credit line to the company. Such facilities are typically used to support working capital, capital expenditure, or general corporate purposes, and the approval signals the company's intent to secure flexible, large-scale financing. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn's board of directors has resolved to issue the company's first series of domestic unsecured convertible bonds (CBs). This is a capital-raising event that introduces potential equity dilution if bondholders elect to convert; the pricing, size, conversion price, and use of proceeds have not been disclosed in the subject line. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn's Board of Directors resolved to approve the company's consolidated capital expenditure budget for fiscal year 2026 (Republic of China Year 115). The approved budget sets the scale of planned investments in property, plant, equipment, and related assets for the year, which is material to investors evaluating growth commitments and cash-flow trajectory. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn has announced the record date (基準日) on which newly issued common shares, arising from bondholders exercising conversion rights under its overseas unsecured convertible bonds, will be formally registered and the related capital increase will take effect. The conversion expands the total shares outstanding and is dilutive to existing shareholders. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn has announced the record date (基準日) for its first tranche of new shares issued under a restricted employee stock program in ROC Year 115 (2026). This represents a capital increase via issuance of new restricted shares to eligible employees, which will cause modest dilution to existing shareholders upon vesting. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn has announced the ex-rights record date (除權基準日) for its fiscal year 2026 stock dividend distribution, establishing the cutoff date by which investors must hold shares to be entitled to receive the stock dividend. This is a standard corporate action step following a previously approved earnings distribution resolution. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn's Board of Directors has passed a resolution to revise the company's stock dividend distribution ratio (配股率), altering the proportion of dividends to be paid in the form of new shares rather than cash. Changes to the stock dividend ratio directly affect shareholder dilution and earnings-per-share calculations, making this relevant for investors monitoring capital return policy. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn's Board of Directors has formally approved the company's consolidated financial report for the second quarter of fiscal year 2026 (Republic of China Year 115, April–June 2026). Board approval of quarterly consolidated financials is a standard governance step required of TWSE-listed companies before public filing. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn reported Q1 2026 revenue of NT$276.5B and net income after tax of NT$14.1B, delivering basic EPS of NT$75.95. Operating income reached NT$17.5B, reflecting strong demand for hyperscale server and cloud infrastructure solutions amid the ongoing AI capex cycle.
Wiwynn is announcing, on behalf of its Malaysian subsidiary Wiwynn Technology Service Malaysia SDN. BHD., that the entity will undertake building improvement works at its facility. Such announcements are required under TWSE material-disclosure rules when a listed company's subsidiary makes capital expenditures on real property above regulatory thresholds. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn announced a corporate donation to 財團法人緯穎永續基金會 (Wiwynn Sustainability Foundation), an incorporated juridical foundation. This is a CSR/ESG-related capital allocation event; the donation amount and intended foundation activities are not determinable from the subject line alone. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn posted May 2026 revenue of NT$84.05B, up 18.2% YoY and 1.6% MoM, extending a strong growth trajectory as AI server demand from hyperscale customers continues to drive shipments. YTD revenue reached NT$443.29B, up 45.1% versus the same period last year, reflecting sustained momentum in AI infrastructure build-outs.
The company announced an adjustment to its cash dividend payout ratio, signaling a change in capital return policy that may affect shareholder distributions. Full body available on MOPS; the specific revised ratio and effective date are not provided in the subject line.
The company announced that its subsidiary, Wiwynn Technology Corporation, will carry out building improvement works. Only the subject line is available; full details including scope, budget, and timeline are on MOPS. This appears to be a routine capital expenditure disclosure rather than a strategic event. (Full body available on MOPS.)
Wiwynn announced that its subsidiary Wiwynn Technology Corporation has acquired operating-use equipment from a non-related party. This is a routine capital expenditure disclosure typical for the company's server manufacturing operations; transaction size and counterparty details are in the full filing. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn announced that its subsidiary, Wiwynn International Corporation, has acquired operating-use equipment from a non-related party. The transaction is a capital expenditure to expand operational capacity, with no related-party concerns. Full body available on MOPS.
The company has been invited to attend the Morgan Stanley Asia AI Summit 2026, an investor conference hosted by Morgan Stanley. Participation typically involves management engagement with institutional investors and analysts on AI-related business outlook. Full body available on MOPS.
The company announced the record date for its 2026 (ROC year 115) cash dividend distribution, fixing the cutoff for shareholders entitled to receive the declared dividend. Full body available on MOPS for the specific ex-dividend date, payment date, and per-share amount.
The company announced the appointed members of its 3rd-term Corporate Sustainability Development Committee, a routine governance disclosure related to ESG oversight structure. Full body available on MOPS.
The company announced the members of its 5th-term Remuneration Committee, a routine corporate governance matter required under TWSE rules. The committee oversees director and executive compensation policies. Full body available on MOPS.
The company has announced the appointment of members to its third-term Nomination Committee, a routine corporate governance action. This disclosure identifies the directors serving on the committee responsible for nominating board members and key executives. Full body available on MOPS.
The company announced the appointed members of its 4th-term Audit Committee, a routine corporate governance disclosure following director elections. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn's shareholders meeting passed a resolution releasing newly elected directors and their corporate representatives from non-compete restrictions, a routine governance item required under Taiwan's Company Act Article 209. This permits the directors to engage in business activities that fall within the scope of the company's operations. Full body available on MOPS.
The board of directors has elected a new chairman of the board. Chairman selection is a high-impact governance event that may signal strategic direction changes and warrants investor attention. Full body available on MOPS.
The company announced that a full re-election of all directors, including independent directors, will be held at the 2026 (ROC year 115) Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. A complete board turnover is a material governance event that can reshape strategic direction, oversight, and shareholder representation. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn announced the key resolutions adopted at its 2026 (ROC year 115) Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. Typical AGM resolutions include approval of financial statements, earnings distribution, and director elections, though specific details are not included in the subject line. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn announced that its subsidiary, Wiwynn Manufacturing Co., Ltd. (緯穎智造), has acquired operating-use equipment from a non-related party. This appears to be a routine capital expenditure to support manufacturing capacity rather than a strategic transaction. Full body available on MOPS.
Wiwynn reported April 2026 revenue of NT$82.73B, up 29.7% YoY but down 16.1% MoM from March's NT$98.65B. Management cited strong customer demand, consistent with sustained AI server / hyperscaler capex momentum, though the sequential pullback suggests some lumpiness in shipment timing. YTD revenue reached NT$359.24B, a robust +53.2% vs the prior-year period.
Wiwynn posted March 2026 revenue of NT$94.63B, more than doubling year-over-year (+103.4%) and rising 13.7% sequentially. The accelerating growth reflects sustained hyperscaler AI server demand, with Wiwynn benefiting from cloud capex tailwinds tied to AI training/inference infrastructure buildouts.
Wiwynn posted February 2026 revenue of NT$83.2B, up 121.9% year-over-year, reflecting sustained hyperscale AI server demand. Revenue declined 20.2% month-over-month, a typical Lunar New Year seasonal pullback that does not detract from the strong AI capex cycle tailwind.
Wiwynn reported January 2026 revenue of NT$104.29B, surging +143.86% YoY and +7.64% MoM — an exceptional print signaling sustained hyperscaler AI server demand. The triple-digit YoY growth, layered on top of sequential MoM acceleration, points to continued AI capex strength from cloud customers and robust shipments of AI/GPU server platforms.
Wiwynn posted December 2025 revenue of NT$96.9B, up 158.6% YoY and 6.16% MoM, marking another step-up in an already torrid growth trajectory. The acceleration reflects sustained hyperscaler demand for AI server platforms, with Wiwynn a key ODM beneficiary of cloud capex and GPU/HBM-driven system builds.
Wiwynn reported November 2025 revenue of NT$91.26B, up 157.94% YoY and 5.73% MoM, marking another record-setting month driven by AI server demand. The sustained triple-digit YoY growth alongside continued sequential expansion underscores Wiwynn's position as a key ODM beneficiary of hyperscaler AI infrastructure capex.
Wiwynn reported October 2025 revenue of NT$86.3B (~US$2.7B), up 150.2% YoY but down 10.1% MoM from September's record pace. The triple-digit YoY growth confirms sustained hyperscaler AI server demand, while the modest MoM dip likely reflects shipment timing rather than a cyclical inflection.
Wiwynn reported September 2025 revenue of NT$96.0B, up 198.1% YoY and 13.6% MoM, marking a striking acceleration driven by hyperscaler AI server demand. The near-tripling YoY confirms Wiwynn's position as a key ODM beneficiary of the AI infrastructure capex cycle, with sequential momentum suggesting continued order strength into Q4.
Wiwynn reported August 2025 revenue of NT$84.53B, up 171.61% year-over-year and down 1.49% month-over-month. The massive YoY surge reflects sustained hyperscaler AI server demand, with revenue holding near record levels despite the slight sequential dip — a strong signal for the AI infrastructure capex cycle.