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TSMC's 2025 Revenue Soars 31.6% to Record $120.8 Billion

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) announced its December 2025 revenue reached approximately NT$335 billion, marking a strong 20.4% increase compared to December 2024. For the full 2025 calendar year, the company achieved a record consolidated revenue of about NT$3,809.05 billion, which translates to roughly $120.8 billion and represents a 31.6% surge from the previous year. While December's figures showed a minor 2.5% sequential decrease from November, the year-on-year growth underscores the company's significant expansion. These record annual results establish a new performance baseline as TSMC moves into the 2026 fiscal period.

Key Points: TSMC 2025 Revenue Jumps 31.6%, December Up 20.4% YoY

  • Record 2025 revenue of ~$120.8B
  • 31.6% annual growth
  • December revenue up 20.4% YoY
  • Slight 2.5% monthly dip in December
  • Sets new baseline for 2026
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TSMC December 2025 revenue rises 20.4% YoY to USD 10.59 billion, Annual revenue surges 31.6% YoY

TSMC reports record 2025 revenue of $120.8B, up 31.6%. December revenue hit $10.59B, a 20.4% yearly increase despite a slight monthly dip.

"Revenue for January through December 2025 totaled NT$3,809.05 billion, an increase of 31.6 per cent - TSMC Press Release"

New Delhi, January 9

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced its December 2025 revenue report on Friday, showing a significant year-on-year increase despite a slight monthly decline. The company reported consolidated revenue of approximately NT$335.00 billion for the month of December 2025. This figure represents a 20.4 per cent increase compared to December 2024, although it reflects a 2.5 per cent decrease from the revenue recorded in November 2025.

"On a consolidated basis, revenue for December 2025 was approximately NT$335.00 billion, a decrease of 2.5 per cent from November 2025 and an increase of 20.4 per cent from December 2024," the release said.

According to a TSMC press release, the semiconductor giant's cumulative performance for the full year 2025 reached record levels. Total revenue for the period from January through December 2025 amounted to NT$3,809.05 billion (approx. USD 120.8 billion), an increase of 31.6 per cent from the previous year.

"Revenue for January through December 2025 totaled NT$3,809.05 billion, an increase of 31.6 per cent compared to the same period in 2024," the release said.

The release shows that the net revenue for November 2025 stood at NT$343,614 million (approx. USD 10.88 billion). While the month-on-month (MoM) trajectory showed a small dip, the year-on-year (YoY) comparison highlights the company's expanded scale over the previous twelve months, rising from the NT$278,163 million (approx. USD 8.8 billion) reported in December 2024.

The consolidated results encompass the company's broad operations in the semiconductor manufacturing industry. TSMC's final data for the 2025 calendar year sets a new baseline for the company as it enters the 2026 fiscal period.

- ANI

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Priya S
Amazing numbers! A 31.6% annual growth is no small feat. This bodes well for all the electronics we use, from smartphones to cars. Hopefully, some of this investment and expertise can flow into partnerships with Indian companies. We have the talent, we need the manufacturing scale.
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Rohit P
While the YoY growth is impressive, the slight MoM dip in December is interesting. Could be seasonal or indicative of a slight cooling in demand. Still, $120 billion annual revenue is mind-boggling. Puts into perspective how far India's semiconductor ambitions have to go. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
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Sarah B
As someone working in tech procurement, TSMC's stability and growth are crucial for global supply chains. The 20.4% December YoY increase, despite geopolitical tensions often highlighted in the news, shows resilience. Hope this means fewer chip shortages for products in the Indian market!
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Vikram M
TSMC's success is a case study we must learn from. It's not just about building fabs; it's about decades of R&D, skilled workforce, and ecosystem development. Our government's PLI scheme is a good start, but we need a 20-year vision, not just 5-year plans. Jai Hind!
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Karthik V
Respectfully, while we celebrate TSMC, we must also ask hard questions. Are our semiconductor policies attracting the right kind of investment, or just subsidies? The Tata and Murugappa groups are stepping in, which is great, but are we creating an environment for a TSMC to be born here? Food for thought.

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