Kinsus Profits Surge 85% in March Driven by Strong AI Substrate Demand
IC substrate giant Kinsus announced a consolidated net profit of NT$289 million for March, an 85.26% increase year-on-year. The growth is attributed to the surging demand for AI and HPC-related ABF substrates. The company's stock hit an all-time high of NT$509.
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IC substrate leader Kinsus reported its March self-consolidated net profit attributable to parent company owners at NT$289 million, a significant jump of 85.26% compared to the same period in 2025. Basic earnings per share (EPS) for the month reached NT$0.58, an increase of 81.25% year-on-year.
Kinsus's stock price showed strong momentum today, reaching a record high of NT$509 during trading before closing at NT$491.5, up 3.8%. The company noted that its stock had reached the standard for mandatory disclosure of transaction information in the centralized market, prompting the release of key financial and business data to aid investor understanding.
Consolidated revenue for March was NT$3.939 billion, up 25.05% year-on-year, while pre-tax profit reached NT$444 million, an increase of 53.63%.
Kinsus previously stated that its performance is expected to grow continuously throughout the year, primarily benefiting from robust pull-in forces for substrates used in Artificial Intelligence High-Performance Computing (AI HPC) and memory-focused consumer products. The company anticipates double-digit percentage growth in annual performance and potential quarterly improvements in gross margin, while continuing to monitor factors such as international raw material price fluctuations.
In response to AI chip demand, Kinsus's Plant 6 in Taiwan is continuously expanding its production capacity for high-layer count ABF substrates used in AI Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) and Central Processing Units (CPUs).
Kinsus's stock price showed strong momentum today, reaching a record high of NT$509 during trading before closing at NT$491.5, up 3.8%. The company noted that its stock had reached the standard for mandatory disclosure of transaction information in the centralized market, prompting the release of key financial and business data to aid investor understanding.
Consolidated revenue for March was NT$3.939 billion, up 25.05% year-on-year, while pre-tax profit reached NT$444 million, an increase of 53.63%.
Kinsus previously stated that its performance is expected to grow continuously throughout the year, primarily benefiting from robust pull-in forces for substrates used in Artificial Intelligence High-Performance Computing (AI HPC) and memory-focused consumer products. The company anticipates double-digit percentage growth in annual performance and potential quarterly improvements in gross margin, while continuing to monitor factors such as international raw material price fluctuations.
In response to AI chip demand, Kinsus's Plant 6 in Taiwan is continuously expanding its production capacity for high-layer count ABF substrates used in AI Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) and Central Processing Units (CPUs).