VIA Labs: This Year's Performance Expected to Grow Quarter-on-Quarter, Some Products to See Price Increases
VIA Labs, a high-speed transmission interface chip manufacturer, expects its performance to exceed expectations and grow quarter-on-quarter this year, driven by increased shipments from key customers and mass production of important product lines. Some products will see price increases due to rising costs.
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(Central News Agency reporter Chang Chien-chung, Hsinchu, 6th) Chen Hung-wen, CFO of high-speed transmission interface chip manufacturer VIA Labs, stated today that due to increased shipments from its largest customer and mass production of important customer product lines, this year's operations are expected to exceed expectations, with performance likely to grow quarter-on-quarter; some product lines will see price increases due to increased costs.
VIA Labs held an online investor conference to announce its Q1 operating results. Q1 revenue was NT$415 million, a 2% increase quarter-on-quarter. Gross profit margin was 45%, a 2 percentage point decrease from Q4 2025. Operating net loss was NT$50.7 million. With the injection of non-operating income from the disposal of overseas investments, net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$44.6 million, with EPS of NT$0.64.
Driven by increased customer demand, VIA Labs' April revenue climbed to NT$168 million, a 23-month high, an increase of 10.48% year-on-year; cumulative revenue for the first four months was NT$583 million, a year-on-year increase of 7.52%.
Chen Hung-wen pointed out that although overall PC shipments may decrease, due to increased shipments from its largest customer and important customer product lines entering mass production, this year's performance is expected to grow quarter-on-quarter.
Chen Hung-wen said that current wafer foundry and back-end packaging and testing capacities are constrained and prices have been raised, forcing some product lines to increase prices. He hopes to maintain the gross profit margin in the range of 45% to 48%. (Editor: Chang Chun-mao) 1150506
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(Central News Agency reporter Chang Chien-chung, Hsinchu, 6th) Chen Hung-wen, CFO of high-speed transmission interface chip manufacturer VIA Labs, stated today that due to increased shipments from its largest customer and mass production of important customer product lines, this year's operations are expected to exceed expectations, with performance likely to grow quarter-on-quarter; some product lines will see price increases due to increased costs.
VIA Labs held an online investor conference to announce its Q1 operating results. Q1 revenue was NT$415 million, a 2% increase quarter-on-quarter. Gross profit margin was 45%, a 2 percentage point decrease from Q4 2025. Operating net loss was NT$50.7 million. With the injection of non-operating income from the disposal of overseas investments, net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$44.6 million, with EPS of NT$0.64.
Driven by increased customer demand, VIA Labs' April revenue climbed to NT$168 million, a 23-month high, an increase of 10.48% year-on-year; cumulative revenue for the first four months was NT$583 million, a year-on-year increase of 7.52%.
Chen Hung-wen pointed out that although overall PC shipments may decrease, due to increased shipments from its largest customer and important customer product lines entering mass production, this year's performance is expected to grow quarter-on-quarter.
Chen Hung-wen said that current wafer foundry and back-end packaging and testing capacities are constrained and prices have been raised, forcing some product lines to increase prices. He hopes to maintain the gross profit margin in the range of 45% to 48%. (Editor: Chang Chun-mao) 1150506
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