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TSMC posts record quarterly profit as chip demand surges
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company has reported record net profit for the third quarter, extending its streak of consecutive record-breaking results. The world's largest contract chipmaker continues to capitalise on strong demand for semiconductors across multiple industries.
LSN Singapore ·
TSMC, which supplies microchips to technology giants globally, has announced its sixth consecutive quarterly record net profit, underscoring the semiconductor industry's robust recovery and sustained demand for advanced chips.
The Taiwanese manufacturer's latest results reflect booming orders across consumer electronics, artificial intelligence applications, and data centre infrastructure. As the primary supplier of cutting-edge processors for companies in North America, Europe and Asia, TSMC's performance serves as a bellwether for global technology spending and economic health in the region.
The streak of record profits marks a significant turnaround for the sector, which faced supply constraints and production challenges in recent years. TSMC's capacity expansions and technological advances have positioned it to meet growing demand from major clients seeking reliable access to advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
The company's financial momentum reflects broader trends in Southeast Asia's technology landscape, where regional economies increasingly depend on semiconductor supply chains for economic growth. TSMC's continued expansion supports the region's semiconductor ecosystem and reinforces Taiwan's strategic importance in global technology infrastructure.