Taiwan Mobile's Three Engines Ignite, Set to Restart International Submarine Cable Investment

Responding to the explosion of AI demand, Taiwan Mobile is accelerating its three major engines, aiming to expand its revenue to NT$350-400 billion by 2030. The company announced expanded investments in AIDC (AI Data Centers) and a restart of international submarine cable investments.
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(Central News Agency reporter Chiang Ming-yen, Taipei, 29th) With the explosion of AI demand, Taiwan Mobile's three major engines are accelerating growth. General Manager Jamie Lin stated that the company's revenue scale is estimated to reach NT$350-400 billion by 2030, with the enterprise business expected to achieve NT$100 billion in revenue. In response to the AI era, Taiwan Mobile is expanding its investments, including in AIDC (AI Data Centers) deployment and restarting international submarine cable investments.

Taiwan Mobile held a media exchange event today with the theme "Technology Telecom AI-Driven: Three Major Engines Accelerating Growth, Taiwan Mobile Embarks on a Golden Decade."

Jamie Lin stated that as AI accelerates the reshaping of the industry landscape, Taiwan Mobile's "technology telecom aircraft carrier" is fully ready, utilizing its three major engines—telecom core business, enterprise business, and technology telecom business—to build an overall combat organization centered around an ecosystem.

In addition, it connects five major investment fleets: AI, shared mobility, e-commerce and fintech, content, and sustainable services. Through Taiwan Mobile's virtual asset exchange, telecom finance, and brand e-commerce, which are key developing new technology businesses, it transforms user, channel, and data capabilities into scalable new revenue sources, positioning Taiwan Mobile for its next golden decade and building stronger growth momentum.

He stated that with the accelerated growth of the three major engines, the revenue scale is estimated to reach NT$350-400 billion by 2030, with the enterprise business expected to reach NT$100 billion, accounting for about 20-30%. The revenue proportion of telecom business, enterprise business, and technology telecom will be 2:1:1.

In response to the AI era, Taiwan Mobile is also expanding various investments and deployments. Jamie Lin shared that regarding AIDC, clients are expected to move in completely by Q4 this year. Over the next 12 to 18 months, the fixed-line backbone network will be converted to an all-optical network. Taiwan Mobile will also restart active investment in international submarine cables, optimistic about the massive growth in data generated by computing power in the AI era. Taiwan Mobile plans to actively participate in international submarine cable alliances, with each unit estimated to be NT$1 billion.

Taiwan Mobile's self-consolidated revenue for 2025 was NT$198.76 billion, with consolidated EBITDA reaching a record high, consolidated operating profit reaching a 14-year high, and net profit after tax reaching a 9-year high, with earnings per share of NT$4.77, a 7-year high.

Among these, telecom mobile service revenue increased by 2% year-on-year, and enterprise business revenue increased by 26%, moving from phased growth to structural growth. In the technology telecom business, non-momo new technology telecom business revenue increased by 12%. Driven by the synergy of the three major engines, the overall operational scale and value structure have been upgraded. Taiwan Mobile is optimistic about entering a golden decade and accelerating its pace towards becoming a regional technology telecom company. (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150429

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