Total Revenue of All Listed Companies in Q1 Reaches NT$12.88 Trillion, Up 26%
Excluding financial insurance and San-Shang Holdings, the total revenue of 1,038 listed companies in Taiwan reached NT$12.88 trillion in Q1, a 26.6% year-on-year increase. Growth was driven by AI applications, next-generation memory demand, construction project handovers, and AI server demand.
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TAIPEI, April 13 (CNA) Excluding financial insurance and San-Shang Holdings, the March revenue figures for the remaining 1,038 listed companies have all been released. According to statistics from the Taiwan Stock Exchange, the total revenue for all listed companies in the first quarter of this year was NT$12.8807 trillion, a 26.6% increase compared to the same period last year. Among these, 608 companies saw revenue growth, while 430 experienced declines.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange further explained that industries with significant revenue growth in March and Q1 included the electronic component distribution industry, benefiting from AI applications and demand for next-generation memory; the building materials and construction industry, due to the recognition of handover income; and the computer and peripheral equipment industry, driven by demand for AI servers.
Industries with larger revenue declines in Q1 included the sports and leisure industry, due to traditional off-season and sluggish market demand; the cement industry, due to a slowdown in market conditions and reduced demand; and the shipping industry, affected by tariffs and war.
Among these, the total revenue for all listed companies in March was NT$4.9291 trillion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 33.91%. Of these, 652 companies saw revenue growth, while 386 experienced declines.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange stated that industries with larger revenue declines in March were the cement industry, sports and leisure industry, and other industries, due to a slowdown in market conditions and reduced demand. (Edited by Chang Liang-chih) 1150413
The Taiwan Stock Exchange further explained that industries with significant revenue growth in March and Q1 included the electronic component distribution industry, benefiting from AI applications and demand for next-generation memory; the building materials and construction industry, due to the recognition of handover income; and the computer and peripheral equipment industry, driven by demand for AI servers.
Industries with larger revenue declines in Q1 included the sports and leisure industry, due to traditional off-season and sluggish market demand; the cement industry, due to a slowdown in market conditions and reduced demand; and the shipping industry, affected by tariffs and war.
Among these, the total revenue for all listed companies in March was NT$4.9291 trillion, with a year-on-year growth rate of 33.91%. Of these, 652 companies saw revenue growth, while 386 experienced declines.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange stated that industries with larger revenue declines in March were the cement industry, sports and leisure industry, and other industries, due to a slowdown in market conditions and reduced demand. (Edited by Chang Liang-chih) 1150413