TPEx-listed Companies' March Revenue Up 22% Year-on-Year, Driven by Semiconductor and Electronics Growth
TPEx-listed companies reported a total revenue of NT$320.3 billion in March 2026, marking a 22% year-on-year increase. First-quarter revenue reached NT$852 billion, up 19% from the previous year. This growth was primarily fueled by the semiconductor, computer and peripheral equipment, and other electronics industries. These sectors benefited from increased demand for high-end storage and memory, AI server cooling solutions, semiconductor fab construction, and rising precious metal prices. Conversely, industries such as sports and leisure, textile fibers, and shipping experienced revenue declines due to international geopolitical instability, customer order scheduling impacts, and heightened competition.
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GreTai Securities Market (TPEx) announced that the total revenue of all TPEx-listed companies in March 2026 reached NT$320.3 billion, a 22% year-on-year increase. The growth was mainly from the semiconductor industry, computer and peripheral equipment industry, and other electronics industries. A total of 560 companies reported revenue growth, 319 companies reported revenue decline, and 2 companies reported flat revenue. All 881 TPEx-listed companies, including 30 KY companies, completed their March revenue reporting. For the first quarter, total revenue for TPEx-listed companies was NT$852 billion, a 19% year-on-year increase. 557 companies reported Q1 revenue growth, while 324 companies reported Q1 revenue decline. The semiconductor and computer & peripheral equipment industries benefited from increased demand for high-end storage and memory markets. The other electronics industry benefited from AI server cooling demand, semiconductor fab construction, and rising precious metal prices. Industries with declining March revenue included sports & leisure, textile fibers, and shipping. Sports & leisure and textile fibers were affected by international instability and customer order scheduling. The shipping industry was impacted by competition affecting specific companies.