Taiwan Listed Companies' Q1 Total Revenue Reaches NT$12.88 Trillion, Up 26% Year-on-Year
According to the Taiwan Stock Exchange, the total revenue of 1038 listed companies (excluding financial insurance and Sanshang Holdings) for Q1 2026 was NT$12.8807 trillion, a 26.6% year-on-year increase. 608 companies saw revenue growth, while 430 experienced decline. Key growth sectors included electronic component distribution (driven by AI applications and new generation memory), construction and building materials (due to housing delivery recognition), and computers and peripheral equipment (due to AI server demand). Declining sectors included sports and leisure (off-season, weak demand) and cement (market slowdown, reduced demand). March 2026 total revenue was NT$4.9291 trillion, up 33.91% year-on-year. Shipping also saw Q1 decline due to tariffs and war.
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The Central News Agency reported from Taipei on the 13th that, excluding the financial insurance industry and Sanshang Holdings, the March revenue for all 1038 listed companies has been released. According to statistics from the Taiwan Stock Exchange, the total revenue for all listed companies in Q1 this year was NT$12,880.7 billion, a 26.6% increase compared to the same period last year. Among these, 608 companies experienced revenue growth, while 430 companies saw a decline.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange further explained that industries with significant revenue growth in March and Q1 included electronic component distribution, benefiting from AI applications and new generation memory demand; construction and building materials, due to the recognition of housing delivery revenue; and computers and peripheral equipment, benefiting from AI server demand.
Industries with significant revenue decline in Q1 included sports and leisure, due to the traditional off-season and sluggish market demand; the cement industry, due to slowing market conditions and reduced demand; and the shipping industry, due to the impact on cargo volume from tariffs and wars.
Among these, the total revenue for all listed companies in March was NT$4,929.1 billion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 33.91%. 652 companies experienced revenue growth, while 386 companies saw a decline.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange stated that the industries with significant revenue decline in March were the cement industry, sports and leisure industry, and other industries, due to slowing market conditions and reduced demand. (Edited by Zhang Liangzhi) 1150413
The Taiwan Stock Exchange further explained that industries with significant revenue growth in March and Q1 included electronic component distribution, benefiting from AI applications and new generation memory demand; construction and building materials, due to the recognition of housing delivery revenue; and computers and peripheral equipment, benefiting from AI server demand.
Industries with significant revenue decline in Q1 included sports and leisure, due to the traditional off-season and sluggish market demand; the cement industry, due to slowing market conditions and reduced demand; and the shipping industry, due to the impact on cargo volume from tariffs and wars.
Among these, the total revenue for all listed companies in March was NT$4,929.1 billion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 33.91%. 652 companies experienced revenue growth, while 386 companies saw a decline.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange stated that the industries with significant revenue decline in March were the cement industry, sports and leisure industry, and other industries, due to slowing market conditions and reduced demand. (Edited by Zhang Liangzhi) 1150413