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Wistron Q3 Net Income Rises to TWD 74.25 Billion

Wistron Corp. delivered a strong third quarter, posting a net income of TWD 74.25 billion, according to filings with the Taiwan Stock Exchange. This represents a significant increase from previous periods, though year-over-year comparison data was not provided in the filing.

By Siphtor Media

Published: 11/13/2026

Wistron Q3 Net Income Rises to TWD 74.25 Billion

Wistron Corp. delivered a strong third quarter, posting a net income of TWD 74.25 billion, according to filings with the Taiwan Stock Exchange. This represents a significant increase from previous periods, though year-over-year comparison data was not provided in the filing.

The results were underpinned by robust revenue of TWD 2.89 trillion and a gross profit of TWD 162.56 billion. Operating income reached TWD 111.26 billion, partially offset by non-operating losses of TWD 14.20 billion, resulting in a pre-tax income of TWD 97.06 billion. After accounting for income tax expense of TWD 22.81 billion, the company’s net income totaled TWD 74.25 billion, with TWD 42.86 billion attributable to parent company shareholders. Earnings per share (EPS) came in at TWD 13.54.

Wistron’s balance sheet also reflects a substantial asset base, with total assets reaching TWD 1.79 trillion as of September 30, 2026. This was driven by a considerable increase in current assets, which totaled TWD 1.59 trillion. Total liabilities stood at TWD 1.41 trillion, while total equity reached TWD 383.32 billion. The book value per share was reported at TWD 77.75.

The company’s strong financial performance coincides with a period of investor interest in international and small-cap equities, but occurs as the broader technology sector faces headwinds. While Wistron's revenue and profitability figures are impressive, the filing does not offer a breakdown of performance by business unit or client, and does not detail how the company is navigating sector-specific slowdowns. The sharp rise in current assets warrants further scrutiny to determine whether it translates to sustained revenue growth or represents an accumulation of inventory.

TWSE_WISTRON_CORPTWSE_WISTRON_CORP • Corporate Filing Telemetry
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