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Hon Hai posted April 2026 revenue of NT$832.1B, up 29.7% YoY and 3.5% MoM, with YTD revenue reaching NT$2.96T (+29.7% vs prior year). The strong double-digit growth signals continued AI server momentum, consistent with elevated demand for GB200/GB300 rack-scale systems and HBM-equipped AI infrastructure builds. Sequential MoM expansion despite April typically being a seasonally softer month reinforces the AI-driven cyclical upswing.
GlobalWafers reported April 2026 revenue of NT$4.75B, down 10.1% YoY and 12.8% MoM from NT$5.45B in March. The sequential decline signals continued softness in silicon wafer demand, with AI/HBM-driven leading-edge logic strength insufficient to offset weakness in mature-node and memory wafer end-markets.
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.
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.
Quanta reported April 2026 revenue of NT$339.9B, more than doubling year-over-year (+120.7%) on sustained AI server demand, though down 6.3% from March's NT$362.8B. YTD revenue reached NT$1.149T, up 79.6% versus the prior-year period, with management citing product mix changes — consistent with a continued shift toward higher-value AI server racks (GB200/GB300-class) over traditional notebook ODM volume.
April 2026 revenue came in at NT$1.77B, down 3.4% YoY and 3.3% MoM, marking a soft month with both sequential and year-over-year declines. YTD revenue of NT$6.27B is tracking 3.4% below the prior-year period, suggesting muted demand for display driver ICs amid a still-cautious consumer electronics cycle with no clear AI-driven lift yet visible in this segment.
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.
Delta Electronics posted April 2026 revenue of NT$58.69B, up a striking +43.9% YoY though down -1.8% MoM off March's high. The sustained 40%+ YoY growth signals continued strength in AI server power supply demand, where Delta is a key supplier of high-efficiency power solutions for Nvidia GPU racks and HBM-equipped AI infrastructure. YTD revenue of NT$218.04B is +36.5% vs the prior year, indicating durable AI-driven momentum rather than a one-month spike.
The company resolved to sell its land (13,067.3㎡) and building (16,714.38㎡) located in Dongtan Industrial Complex, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, for KRW 59.5 billion. The buyer is Nine Bell Co., Ltd., with no special relationship to the company. The transaction represents 9.39% of total assets (based on 2025 year-end consolidated financials), with closing scheduled for August 31, 2026. The stated purpose is asset efficiency, balance sheet improvement, and securing liquidity. As a voluntary disclosure of a material asset disposal exceeding 5% of total assets, this signals a meaningful cash inflow and potential restructuring of the company's operational footprint.
Preliminary Q1 2026 consolidated results show a sharp downturn, with revenue falling 38.7% QoQ and 65.5% YoY to KRW 50.9 billion. Operating profit collapsed 87.9% YoY to KRW 8.5 billion, while net income fell 65.2% YoY to KRW 19.0 billion. The pre-tax profit of KRW 25.1 billion held up better than operating profit, suggesting non-operating gains cushioned the bottom line. The steep declines reflect a meaningful slowdown in HBM-related TC bonder demand following the prior year's exceptional peak, and warrant close attention from investors.