J-Pact: Targeting Monthly Revenue Over NT$50 Million, with In-House Products Reaching 30% Share
Semiconductor equipment service provider J-Pact announced strong Q1 results and April revenue at an investors' conference. Boosted by increased installations for testing equipment companies and continued shipments for a major foundry, April revenue surged to NT$83.82 million. The company aims to maintain stable monthly revenue between NT$50-60 million and increase the proportion of its in-house products to 30% for the full year.
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(Central News Agency, Reporter Chang Chien-chung, Hsinchu, May 18) J-Pact Vice President Cheng Wen-chi stated today that April revenue jumped to NT$83.82 million, primarily due to an increase in machine installations by a testing equipment company and continued order shipments for a major semiconductor foundry. The company hopes to maintain future monthly revenue at a level of NT$50 million to NT$60 million and aims for the proportion of its own products to reach 30% for the full year. J-Pact held an online institutional investor conference to explain its Q1 operating results. J-Pact's Q1 revenue was NT$174 million, an annual increase of 40.85%, with a gross margin of 50.2%, after-tax net profit of NT$37.12 million, and earnings per share of NT$1.83. Cheng Wen-chi pointed out that in Q1, revenue from engineering services and maintenance was NT$113 million, accounting for about 65% of total revenue; revenue from its own and other products was NT$61 million, accounting for about 35% of total revenue. J-Pact's April revenue was NT$83.82 million, an annual increase of 82.69%. Cheng said this was mainly due to increased machine installations by a testing equipment company and continued order shipments for a major semiconductor foundry. Cheng stated that subsequent revenue may not necessarily maintain the April level, but he hopes monthly revenue can reach NT$50 million to NT$60 million. He also hopes the proportion of revenue from its own and other products can reach 30% for the full year. (Editor: Yang Lan-hsuan) 1150518