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Creativity (3443) is an ASIC custom chip factory that holds large ASIC orders from the three major cloud service providers: Google, Microsoft, and Meta. In October, its combined revenue hit a record high.
Creative's consolidated revenue reached a new high in October. (Taken from the official website)
[Reporter Zhuo Yijun/Reported in Taipei] ASIC (customized chip) factory Creative (3443), driven by the large-scale shipment of international CSP (cloud service provider) ASIC orders, consolidated revenue surged again in October A record high in history, Creative's consolidated revenue in October was 8.433 billion yuan, a monthly increase of 18%, and an annual increase of 126.9%. The cumulative consolidated revenue from January to October this year was 52.532 billion yuan, an annual increase of 106.4%.
Creative (3443) holds large ASIC orders from the three major CSPs: Google, Microsoft (Microsoft), and Facebook (Meta). U.S. foreign investors predict that Creative will continue to receive more front-end wafer production capacity support from TSMC next year. As China's large automotive customers will begin to contribute revenue, plus CPU demand continues to be strong, and Creative's fourth-quarter revenue is expected to increase by 20% quarter-on-quarter. In addition, customers such as Tesla, Meta, and Horizon will bring strong revenue contributions in 2028, and Creative's revenue compound annual growth rate (CAGR) is expected to reach 120% from 2025 to 2028.
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Creative's fourth-quarter revenue will increase 20% quarter-on-quarter
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Creative’s revenue will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 120% from 2025 to 2028
Speculative · Within years

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