TSMC’s October revenue sets new record! Netizens had mixed reactions

Demand from TSMC’s beneficiary customers continues to be strong, with revenue in October reaching 586.8 billion yuan, a monthly increase of 14.7% and a new high. (Bloomberg) (File photo)

[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] TSMC (2330), the leading wafer foundry, announced today (10th) that its October revenue reached 586.89 billion yuan, a monthly increase of 14.7% and an annual increase of 59.7%. It once again set a single-month revenue record. The outstanding performance attracted market attention and also sparked heated discussions among PTT netizens.

Many netizens were amazed by TSMC's operating results. They left messages saying "It's so strong.jpg", "Revenue is soaring", "Sacred mountain that protects the country!!!", "Gifted students", and some even bluntly said "Wei cc is the hope of the whole village", and they have high expectations for TSMC's subsequent operating performance.

However, some netizens believe that the revenue has grown significantly, but the stock price may not be reflected simultaneously. They left messages complaining that "the revenue has increased so much every month, the stock price is really ridiculous", "the fundamentals are not as good as a bowl of instant noodles", "the fundamentals are not good, and the price-to-earnings ratio is not high , still can’t make it”, “100 points, but foreign investors need 120 points for QQ”, some people even described the market’s high standards for TSMC as “a good student is not good enough, kill them”, revealing their frustration at the fact that the fundamentals are promising but the stock price performance is not as good as expected.

TSMC's revenue hit a record high in October, reflecting the company's continued growth in operations and making the market pay more attention to subsequent performance. Supported by demand for AI, high-performance computing and advanced manufacturing processes, investors are still focusing on whether TSMC can continue its growth momentum and whether its outstanding operating results can be further reflected in its stock price.