Qisda Announces AI Transformation Strategy, Focusing on Four Major Businesses
Display manufacturer Qisda announced its strategy to integrate AI across its four major business areas to drive future growth. The company reported steady growth in high-value-added sectors in the first quarter, with its intelligent solutions business exceeding NT$10 billion in revenue for the first time, accounting for 20% of total revenue.
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- 📰 Published: May 8, 2026 at 22:25
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Qisda announced its strategic integration of AI across its four major business segments to foster future growth. Chairman C.C. Chen stated that the company, which has been profitable for 12 consecutive years, aims for a successful AI transformation, appointing AI industry veteran Shirley Ko as its new CEO. The four key growth drivers for 2024 are identified as intelligent solutions, medical, networking, and IT. CEO Shirley Ko outlined the focus areas: AI vision and display, AI infrastructure, AI solutions and smart manufacturing, and smart healthcare and healthy care ecosystems. Qisda reported consolidated revenue of NT$51.54 billion for the first quarter, a 4% year-on-year increase. Gross profit margin was 16.7%, and net profit attributable to the parent company was NT$318 million, or NT$0.2 per share. Qisda and 14 group companies will exhibit at COMPUTEX Taipei, showcasing AI applications and cross-domain integration.
FAQ
What is Qisda's main strategy for future growth?
Qisda's strategy is to integrate AI across its four major business areas.
What are Qisda's four key growth drivers for 2024?
The four drivers are intelligent solutions, medical, networking, and IT.
Which business segment exceeded NT$10 billion in revenue in Q1?
The intelligent solutions business exceeded NT$10 billion in revenue in the first quarter.
What was Qisda's consolidated revenue in the first quarter?
Qisda's consolidated revenue in the first quarter was NT$51.54 billion.