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Aetina’s August revenue surges, setting a monthly record for the 10th straight month

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taiwan-based IC designer Aetina reported August consolidated revenue of NT$1.626 billion, up 6.69% month on month and 118.42% year on year.
  • August marked the 10th consecutive month of record monthly revenue, while revenue for the first eight months reached NT$10.168 billion, up 74.49% from a year earlier.
  • The company said supply-chain constraints have eased, some delayed orders have moved into next year, and order visibility extends through 2028.

Aetina’s August consolidated revenue climbed to NT$1.626 billion, giving the Taiwanese IC designer its 10th consecutive monthly revenue record.

Revenue rose 6.69% from July and 118.42% from August last year. For the first eight months of the year, consolidated revenue reached NT$10.168 billion, an annual increase of 74.49%.

The company said shipments of BMC, or baseboard management controller chips used for remote server control, increased as upstream component shortages gradually eased. Aetina’s first-half growth fell short of expectations because of supply shortages, but it has added suppliers for packaging and testing and said supply-chain problems have improved substantially.

Aetina expects second-half revenue to significantly exceed first-half revenue. Some orders were pushed into next year because of shortages, which the company said could give growth a stronger boost next year. It added that order visibility now extends to 2028.

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