Focus Stocks》Delta Electronics: A deep fall is a good thing, call to hit the daily limit
Quick Look
- Delta Electronics (2308), despite the market rebounding by 1,000 points today, stopped falling and rebounded at the opening, temporarily trading at the daily limit of 1,160 yuan.
- The company pointed out at the conference on the 29th of last month that thanks to the growth in demand for AI data centers, revenue in the fourth quarter was higher than in the third quarter.
- The data center business accounted for nearly 50% of the revenue, and the liquid cooling business accounted for 13%.
AI-generated summary
Why It Matters
Delta Electronics stated on the 29th of last month that due to the continued growth in demand for AI data centers, revenue in the fourth quarter will definitely be higher than in the third quarter, and gross profit margin is not expected to be worse than in the third quarter. Data center related business has accounted for nearly 50% of the overall revenue, with liquid cooling business accounting for 13%.
Delta Electronics' stock price stopped falling and rebounded at the opening today, despite the market rebounding by 1,000 points. (File photo)
[Reporter Fang Weijie/Taipei Report] Delta Electronics (2308), a major power supply manufacturer, experienced a thousand-point rebound in the market today. The opening stock price stopped falling and rebounded, and turned on the red light under the all-out rush to induce bullish buying. As of 9:18 a.m., it temporarily quoted a price limit of 1,160 yuan, with a trading volume of 6,642, and a total of 2,726 price limit orders to buy have not yet been completed.
On the 29th of last month, Delta stated at the conference that thanks to the continued growth in demand for artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, revenue in the fourth quarter will definitely be higher than in the third quarter, and gross profit margin is expected to be no worse than in the third quarter. With the expansion of AI-related product layout, data center-related business has accounted for nearly 50% of the overall revenue, and liquid cooling business has accounted for 13%. Operations will continue to grow next year.
Delta has observed that large global cloud service providers continue to expand capital expenditures. It is estimated that global data center capital expenditures may reach US$1.2 trillion to US$1.5 trillion in 2027, and related construction needs are expected to continue until 2030. However, factors such as material supply, insufficient power, shortage of professional and technical manpower, and local policies may still cause fluctuations in construction progress and supply chain shipments.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Delta's data center-related business and liquid cooling business will continue to grow
Likely · Within months
Open Questions
- What are the specific revenue figures and gross profit margin expectations for the fourth quarter?
- What is the specific revenue contribution ratio and growth rate of the liquid cooling business?
- How will supply chain material supply and power shortage issues affect shipment progress?





