Q2 2026 Earnings: Revenue NT$12.2B, EPS NT$1.84 — Grand-Tek Technology

Summary

Grand-Tek Technology (3312) posted Q2 2026 revenue of NT$12.2B and net income of NT$336.5M, yielding basic EPS of NT$1.84. Operating income of NT$343.9M implies an operating margin of roughly 2.8%, in line with the characteristically thin-margin profile of Taiwan's electronics distribution sector. Non-operating income of NT$52.9M added to pretax profit, though income taxes brought net income slightly below the operating income level.

Historical Impact

1 past Quarterly Earnings · ≈ 10-Q event at Grand-Tek Technology

Median +5d

+10.09%

Range

+10.09% to +10.09%

Positive outcomes

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Filed	P₀	P₊₅	+5d
Jul 31, 2026	₩43	₩47	+10.09%

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Full Translation

Grand-Tek Technology Co., Ltd. (TWSE: 3312), classified under the Electronics Distribution industry, released its Q2 2026 (ROC Year 115, Quarter 2) earnings filing dated August 15, 2026. All monetary figures below are converted from NT$ thousands to standard units. Revenue (營業收入): NT$12,216,684 thousand = NT$12.2B Operating Income (營業利益): NT$343,906 thousand = NT$343.9M Operating Margin: approximately 2.8%, consistent with distribution-sector norms Net Non-Operating Income (營業外收入及支出): NT$52,945 thousand = NT$52.9M (net gain) Estimated Pretax Income: NT$396,851 thousand = NT$396.9M (operating income plus non-operating income) Net Income After Tax (稅後淨利): NT$336,461 thousand = NT$336.5M Implied Tax Provision: approximately NT$60.4M, representing an effective tax rate of roughly 15.2% Basic EPS (基本每股盈餘): NT$1.84 per share (par value NT$10.00 per share) The results reflect a business model typical of large-scale electronics distributors, where high revenue throughput is paired with compressed margins. The positive non-operating income line (NT$52.9M) likely reflects interest income or forex gains, which partially cushioned the tax burden. Net income of NT$336.5M fell modestly below operating income of NT$343.9M, as the non-operating gain was more than absorbed by taxes.