LITEON Q3 revenue rises 28% as AI infrastructure sales grow

Nov 2, 2026
LITEON reported third quarter revenue of NT$57.4 billion, up 28% from a year earlier, as demand increased for AI server power and cloud computing products.

LITEON Technology reported third quarter revenue of NT$57.4 billion, up 28% from a year earlier and 9% from the previous quarter, according to figures it shared in a press release. Net profit reached NT$7.4 billion, while earnings per share rose 60% from a year earlier to a record NT$3.27.

Revenue from the Cloud and IoT business grew nearly 60% from a year earlier. President Anson Chiu said cloud computing related revenue rose 80% in the first nine months of 2026 and that AI related revenue now accounts for more than 30% of total revenue this year. The board also approved the spin off of LITEON Rack.

LITEON expects its core businesses to grow in the fourth quarter from both the previous quarter and a year earlier. Planned products include 8.5 kW power supply units for ASIC systems, battery backup units, next generation VR 110 kW solutions, and 42 inch power shelves for Helios. Prototype shipments of its 800 VDC Power Rack will also begin during the quarter.

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