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Winbond’s August revenue hits NT$27.309 billion, setting 13th straight monthly record

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taiwan memory-chip maker Winbond reported August revenue of NT$27.309 billion, a monthly record for the 13th consecutive month.
  • Revenue rose 2% from July and 289.43% year on year, while cumulative revenue for the first eight months reached NT$152.178 billion.
  • General manager Chen Pei-ming said memory prices should continue rising in the third quarter as artificial intelligence applications support demand.

Memory-chip maker Winbond reported August revenue of NT$27.309 billion, extending its monthly record streak to 13 months.

Revenue increased 2% from July and 289.43% from a year earlier, helped by continued gains in memory prices. Revenue for the first eight months reached NT$152.178 billion, up 177.39% year on year.

Memory prices will continue to rise in the third quarter, although the increase should not repeat the previous doubling.

· Chen Pei-mingWinbond’s general manager assessed the outlook for memory prices.

General manager Chen Pei-ming said memory prices should continue moving higher in the third quarter, although he did not expect a repeat of the previous surge that doubled prices. He said demand from artificial intelligence applications remained strong and predicted that the supply-demand gap would become more pronounced in 2027 than this year.

The supply-demand gap in 2027 is expected to become more pronounced than this year.

· Chen Pei-mingHe linked future market tightness to continued demand from artificial intelligence applications.
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