TAIPEI (TVBS News) — The Taiwan Stock Exchange (台灣證券交易所) reported Thursday (Dec. 11) that all listed companies generated NT$4.409 trillion (around US$141.3 billion) in November revenue. The figure represents an 18.07% increase compared to the same period last year. The growth reflects robust performance of key industries, driven by rising demand, strategic investments, and market dynamics.
A total of 1,061 listed companies, including 972 domestic and 89 primary and innovation board companies, completed their November revenue submissions by Dec. 10, according to a press release. The computer and peripheral equipment industry, buoyed by increased AI server demand, led the growth. The building materials and construction industry saw higher revenue from property handovers, while the financial and insurance sectors benefited from increased net investment gains.
The total revenue of all listed companies reached NT$42.9819 trillion (around US$1.38 trillion) for the first 11 months of 2025, marking a 13.1% increase from the previous year. AI-driven growth in the computer and peripheral equipment, semiconductor, and information services industries was a significant contributor. These sectors thrived as companies capitalized on technological advancements and digital transformation trends. The strong performance underscores Taiwan's tech sector dominance.
The trade and department store industry faced revenue declines due to foreign exchange fluctuations and changes in net financial product gains and losses. The electrical and cable industry struggled under U.S. tariffs and a market downturn. The cement industry experienced reduced market demand. Multiple sectors faced headwinds from global economic pressures and domestic market conditions.