Delta Electronics' Q1 Profit Doubles, EPS Reaches NT$7.91, Invests NT$14.1 Billion for Major Expansion
Taiwanese electronics component giant Delta Electronics announced that its net profit in the first quarter of 2025 doubled year-on-year, with earnings per share reaching a record high of NT$7.91. The company plans to invest a total of approximately NT$14.18 billion in capital expenditures, including the reconstruction/construction of its Taoyuan and Guanyin plants and a capital increase for its Indian subsidiary, to support future business development and meet increasing demand.
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(Central News Agency reporter Tseng Jen-kai, Taipei 29th) Delta Electronics today announced its first-quarter financial report, with revenue of NT$159.352 billion, a 1.39% decrease quarter-on-quarter, but a 34% increase year-on-year, reaching the second highest in history. Net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$20.555 billion, an 18.6% increase quarter-on-quarter and a doubling from the same period last year. Earnings per share for the single quarter reached NT$7.91, setting a new historical high for quarterly profit.
To meet future business development needs, Delta Electronics' board of directors today approved several expansion investment plans, including the decision to rebuild the Taoyuan Plant 1, with a preliminary estimated total project cost of approximately NT$1.8 billion; another plan is to build the Guanyin Plant through self-owned land and commissioned construction, with a preliminary estimated total project cost of approximately NT$10.3 billion.
Delta Electronics will also indirectly increase capital in its Indian subsidiary, Delta Electronics India (DIN), through its subsidiary Delta Electronics (DET), with an amount of US$66 million (approximately NT$2.08 billion), to support the subsidiary's plant construction funding needs. The total amount of the above three investment plans is approximately NT$14.18 billion.
At the end of last year, Delta Electronics announced an investment of approximately NT$3.733 billion to further acquire 43.12% of Vivotek Inc.'s common shares, making Vivotek a wholly-owned subsidiary with 100% shareholding. Delta Electronics today announced that to streamline the investment structure and enhance operational efficiency, Delta Electronics and Vivotek have agreed to a simplified merger after approval from both boards of directors, with Delta Electronics being the surviving company.
Delta Electronics Chairman Cheng Ping stated at the investor conference in late February that major customers, including large US CSPs (Cloud Service Providers), have finalized their capital expenditure plans for this year, and he is optimistic about Delta Electronics' continued operational growth this year.
Cheng Ping said that due due to AI demand, Delta Electronics' growth has been too fast in the past two years, utilizing much of the originally planned production capacity ahead of schedule. The company is accelerating the planning of new capacity for the next two to three years. Delta Electronics' capital expenditure for 2025 was NT$46.1 billion, and Cheng Ping stated that this year's capital expenditure will further increase, mainly targeting AI and data center-related areas.
Delta Electronics will hold an investor conference on the 30th, where further details on the current status of the AI industry and operational outlook are expected. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150429
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(Central News Agency reporter Tseng Jen-kai, Taipei 29th) Delta Electronics today announced its first-quarter financial report, with revenue of NT$159.352 billion, a 1.39% decrease quarter-on-quarter, but a 34% increase year-on-year, reaching the second highest in history. Net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$20.555 billion, an 18.6% increase quarter-on-quarter and a doubling from the same period last year. Earnings per share for the single quarter reached NT$7.91, setting a new historical high for quarterly profit.
To meet future business development needs, Delta Electronics' board of directors today approved several expansion investment plans, including the decision to rebuild the Taoyuan Plant 1, with a preliminary estimated total project cost of approximately NT$1.8 billion; another plan is to build the Guanyin Plant through self-owned land and commissioned construction, with a preliminary estimated total project cost of approximately NT$10.3 billion.
Delta Electronics will also indirectly increase capital in its Indian subsidiary, Delta Electronics India (DIN), through its subsidiary Delta Electronics (DET), with an amount of US$66 million (approximately NT$2.08 billion), to support the subsidiary's plant construction funding needs. The total amount of the above three investment plans is approximately NT$14.18 billion.
At the end of last year, Delta Electronics announced an investment of approximately NT$3.733 billion to further acquire 43.12% of Vivotek Inc.'s common shares, making Vivotek a wholly-owned subsidiary with 100% shareholding. Delta Electronics today announced that to streamline the investment structure and enhance operational efficiency, Delta Electronics and Vivotek have agreed to a simplified merger after approval from both boards of directors, with Delta Electronics being the surviving company.
Delta Electronics Chairman Cheng Ping stated at the investor conference in late February that major customers, including large US CSPs (Cloud Service Providers), have finalized their capital expenditure plans for this year, and he is optimistic about Delta Electronics' continued operational growth this year.
Cheng Ping said that due due to AI demand, Delta Electronics' growth has been too fast in the past two years, utilizing much of the originally planned production capacity ahead of schedule. The company is accelerating the planning of new capacity for the next two to three years. Delta Electronics' capital expenditure for 2025 was NT$46.1 billion, and Cheng Ping stated that this year's capital expenditure will further increase, mainly targeting AI and data center-related areas.
Delta Electronics will hold an investor conference on the 30th, where further details on the current status of the AI industry and operational outlook are expected. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150429
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