闻泰科技2024年净亏损28.33亿元
4月25日，闻泰科技公告，2024年营业收入735.98亿元，同比增长20.23%。归属于上市公司股东的净亏损28.33亿元，去年同期净利润11.81亿元。基本每股收益-2.28元/股。公司2024年度拟不进行利润分配，不派发现金股利，不送红股，不以资本公积金转增股本。
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Taiwan weights lower excise tax on vehicles, supported by industry body
Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs suggests that the current vehicle excise tax on cars, motorcycles, and scooters results in high prices. A moderate tax reduction could lower vehicle prices for both domestic and imported models, easing consumer burdens and benefiting the industry.
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China reportedly plans mega-merger of chip toolmakers—from 200 players to merely 10
China is pushing forward a major consolidation plan to restructure its fragmented semiconductor equipment sector, reportedly cutting more than 200 domestic firms down to just 10 core players. The initiative aims to sharpen national competitiveness and accelerate self-sufficiency amid intensifying US sanctions under President Donald Trump.
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Apr
Shanghai Auto Show 2025: China’s supply chain takes center stage
The 2025 Shanghai Auto Show has commenced amid escalating global trade tensions, as newly imposed US tariffs pose significant challenges to China’s automotive industry. Once a straightforward showcase for domestic brands, the exhibition has evolved into a critical vantage point for observing how China’s auto supply chain is adapting and seeking new avenues for growth in an increasingly adverse environment.
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Apr
Renesas 1Q profit drops on weak auto and industrial chip demand
Renesas Electronics saw revenue and profit tumble in the first quarter of 2025, hit by ongoing softness in automotive and industrial chip demand. On a non-GAAP basis, Renesas reported consolidated revenue of JPY308.8 billion (approx. US$2.16 billion), down 12.2% from a year earlier. Operating profit declined 26.2% to JPY83.8 billion, while net income plunged 30.8% to JPY73.3 billion.
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AmTRAN Technology faces 30% US export share amid Trump tariffs, plans strategic responses
AmTRAN Technology’s shipments to the US constitute about 30% of its revenue. The company is presently benefiting from a temporary 90-day suspension of reciprocal tariffs, with only a 10% tariff currently in place. During this grace period, AmTRAN plans to actively reduce inventory and engage with customers to discuss future strategies.
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Trump’s maritime push opens door for US-Taiwan shipbuilding ties
Since US President Donald Trump took office, trade tensions between the US and China have escalated, although a recent easing of tariffs announced on April 23 suggests a more calibrated approach. Nevertheless, the overall competition between the two nations continues, with maritime issues becoming a significant area of focus.
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Taiwan telecos take diverging approaches in financial sector expansion
Telecom operators have sought to expand their businesses by integrating communications, AI, cloud, and IoT services, venturing into a range of fields that benefit from vertically integrated systems such as e-commerce, media streaming, startups, and blockchain. Moreover, Taiwan’s three leading telecoms have each pursued their distinct direction in their financial services offerings.
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Taiwanese EV charging firms shift focus from speed to smart infrastructure
As electric vehicle adoption steadily climbs across Taiwan, the role of charging infrastructure is undergoing a rapid transformation. Taiwanese charging station manufacturers, once locked in a battle of equipment specifications emphasizing “fast charging and high power,” are now expanding their focus to encompass broader software integration, intelligent operations, and energy management systems.
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Apr
Taiwan challenges Trump’s tariff formula, rolls out support for semiconductor sector
Amid preparations by the US to introduce new tariffs on semiconductors and pharmaceuticals, concerns are growing within Taiwan’s semiconductor supply chain. On April 22, 2025, Premier Cho Jung-tai spoke to lawmakers, stating that the Executive Yuan had officially protested the US method of calculating reciprocal tariffs, labeling it unreasonable. He also noted that Taiwan’s government has approved an extensive support package for the industries impacted and plans to continue adjusting these measures to better suit the sector’s changing requirements.