Lite-On Technology's March Revenue Reaches NT$16.4 Billion, Up 23% YoY, Hitting Over 7-Year High
Lite-On Technology reported March revenue of NT$16.4 billion, a 23% year-on-year increase and a new high in over 7 years, driven by strong demand for AI and cloud computing server power supplies, BBUs, and optoelectronic semiconductors. The Cloud & IoT segment saw revenue grow by over 50% YoY, accounting for 53% of total revenue.
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Lite-On Technology stated that its March revenue reached a new high, primarily driven by strong demand for AI and cloud computing high-end server power supplies, BBUs (Battery Backup Units), and other power management systems, as well as optoelectronic semiconductors.
The company explained that shipments for power management systems in the Cloud & IoT segment, which includes AI, cloud computing, and high-end servers, and network communications, were robust, driving a year-on-year increase of over 50% in revenue for this segment, which reached 53% of the total revenue in March.
Additionally, the Information & Consumer Electronics segment currently accounts for about 30% of revenue. Benefiting from product portfolio optimization and diversified application markets, including stable growth in demand for low-orbit satellite and high-end power supplies, this segment saw a month-on-month revenue increase of over 30%. The Optoelectronics segment also experienced a year-on-year revenue increase of over 10% in March.
Lite-On Technology CEO, Paul Chiu, stated at a recent investor conference that 2026 will be a year 'full of challenges but with even more opportunities' for the company. He noted that memory chip shortages would somewhat affect shipments for consumer electronics customers in ICT (Information and Communication Technology), mobile phones, and game consoles due to limited component sourcing. However, strong growth momentum from AI-related products is expected to offset the decline in consumer electronics. (Editor: Zhang Liangzhi) 1150410
The company explained that shipments for power management systems in the Cloud & IoT segment, which includes AI, cloud computing, and high-end servers, and network communications, were robust, driving a year-on-year increase of over 50% in revenue for this segment, which reached 53% of the total revenue in March.
Additionally, the Information & Consumer Electronics segment currently accounts for about 30% of revenue. Benefiting from product portfolio optimization and diversified application markets, including stable growth in demand for low-orbit satellite and high-end power supplies, this segment saw a month-on-month revenue increase of over 30%. The Optoelectronics segment also experienced a year-on-year revenue increase of over 10% in March.
Lite-On Technology CEO, Paul Chiu, stated at a recent investor conference that 2026 will be a year 'full of challenges but with even more opportunities' for the company. He noted that memory chip shortages would somewhat affect shipments for consumer electronics customers in ICT (Information and Communication Technology), mobile phones, and game consoles due to limited component sourcing. However, strong growth momentum from AI-related products is expected to offset the decline in consumer electronics. (Editor: Zhang Liangzhi) 1150410