TSMC posts $16.06 billion in September revenue, up 54.6% year over year
TSMC said September revenue rose 54.6% from a year earlier to NT$511.86 billion, or $16.03 billion. That brought third-quarter revenue to a record NT$1.49 trillion, and TSMC’s Taiwan-listed shares closed 1.35% lower at NT$2,550 before the figures were published.
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TSMC’s customers and suppliers will see a larger September sales figure at the start of the next business day, and the company’s quarterly total is now marked as a record. The Taiwan-listed shares had already closed 1.35% lower before the figures were published, so that move was already on the tape before the revenue announcement appeared.
In practice, the monthly tally still reflects a continuing sales run, and the September update does not change the fact that the company reported another record month. What changes is the scale of the reported period: September is now tied to a quarterly record, while the prior month’s figure is still described as a 0.6% decline from August.
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