Ability Innovation Aims for Quarter-on-Quarter Profit Growth, Showcasing AI and Robotics at COMPUTEX
Ability Innovation reported a loss per share of NT$0.3 in the first quarter, mainly due to stock valuation adjustments from the Middle East conflict. However, the company expects quarterly profit growth this year as multiple investments in AI and robotics, including a collaboration with Canon, are set to flourish. They will showcase these technologies at COMPUTEX 2026.
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(Central News Agency, Taipei, 14th) - Ability Innovation stated that its first-quarter loss per share of NT$0.3 was primarily due to adjustments in the valuation of some stocks affected by the war in the Middle East. This year, the company will collaborate with Canon Inc. to participate in COMPUTEX 2026, focusing on AI and robotics. The company is optimistic that several of its investments will bear fruit, leading to quarter-on-quarter growth in operating profit this year.
Ability Innovation announced its first-quarter financial report, showing a loss per share of NT$0.3, mainly attributed to the impact of the Middle East war in March, which led to adjustments in some stock valuations.
Looking ahead to the second quarter, Ability Innovation mentioned its continued efforts to support the OTC listing application for its emerging market subsidiary, Hong-Ling. It is also assisting Hong-Ling in localizing and launching the Live X AI customer service agent software from the US in Taiwan, with related product applications to be exhibited at this year's COMPUTEX. Additionally, its wholly-owned subsidiary, I-Chin Precision, will showcase applications related to robotic arms.
Ability Innovation also noted that Ho-Tsung Technology, an AI imaging application systems company jointly invested in with Canon, was listed on the emerging stock market today at NT$30 per share, with its price soaring to a high of NT$171 during trading. Ability Innovation anticipates that its various investments in AI and robotics will yield significant profits in the second quarter, and expects its operating profit to improve season by season this year. (Editor: Lin Chia-Hsien) 1150514
Ability Innovation announced its first-quarter financial report, showing a loss per share of NT$0.3, mainly attributed to the impact of the Middle East war in March, which led to adjustments in some stock valuations.
Looking ahead to the second quarter, Ability Innovation mentioned its continued efforts to support the OTC listing application for its emerging market subsidiary, Hong-Ling. It is also assisting Hong-Ling in localizing and launching the Live X AI customer service agent software from the US in Taiwan, with related product applications to be exhibited at this year's COMPUTEX. Additionally, its wholly-owned subsidiary, I-Chin Precision, will showcase applications related to robotic arms.
Ability Innovation also noted that Ho-Tsung Technology, an AI imaging application systems company jointly invested in with Canon, was listed on the emerging stock market today at NT$30 per share, with its price soaring to a high of NT$171 during trading. Ability Innovation anticipates that its various investments in AI and robotics will yield significant profits in the second quarter, and expects its operating profit to improve season by season this year. (Editor: Lin Chia-Hsien) 1150514