TSMC net revenue hits USD 14.6 billion in June 2026, up by 6.2% MoM
Taipei, July 13
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. net revenue for June 2026 stood at NT$442.68 billion, up by 6.2 per cent from NT$416,975 million in May 2026.
According to the TSMC June 2026 revenue report, the year-on-year revenue surged by 67.9 per cent from NT$263,709 million (USD 8.70 billion) posted in June 2025.
Cumulative figures for the first half of the year similarly reflect an upward trajectory. For the period spanning January through June 2026, total revenue reached NT$2,404,484 million (USD 79.35 billion), marking a 35.6 per cent expansion over the NT$1,773,046 million (USD 58.51 billion) reported during the same period in 2025.
This domestic revenue rise aligns with significant regulatory approvals for the company's international capital deployments.
Earlier in the month, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) had received official clearance to inject USD 20 billion into its wholly owned subsidiary in Arizona.
According to a news report by Focus Taiwan, the approval was one of nine major domestic and overseas investment projects cleared by the MOEA's Department of Investment Review during a meeting.
This latest round of funding marks the sixth time the department has approved TSMC investments in the United States. The decision pushed the total amount cleared for the semiconductor giant's American operations to USD 44 billion. Government officials outlined the specific manufacturing goals tied to this new wave of capital.
The latest funding is to be used to build a 12-inch wafer fab and an advanced packaging plant in Arizona, with further details to be announced by TSMC, the department said.
The chipmaker's USD 20 billion allocation made up the vast majority of the total international financial packages processed during the session. In total, the regulatory department approved seven outbound investment projects worth approximately USD 23.05 billion.
— ANI
Reader Comments
$20 billion into Arizona? That's huge. But I wonder about the geopolitical angle - are they diversifying away from Taiwan given the tensions? India should be pushing harder to get some of that investment.
The numbers are mind-boggling - NT$442 billion in a single month! And that packaging plant in Arizona is smart move. But makes me sad that India's semiconductor dreams are still stuck in paperwork while others race ahead.
Honestly, seeing this makes me appreciate our government's chip policy even more. We can't match TSMC overnight, but at least we're trying. Baby steps, but $79 billion in half-year revenue is something to aspire to!
The advanced packaging plant in Arizona is key - that's where the real value-add happens. TSMC is playing smart, keeping core R&D in Taiwan but moving manufacturing closer to their biggest customers. India needs to attract such high-value investments too.
67.9% growth in a year? That's not just luck - it's world-class execution. Meanwhile we're still debating where to put our first fab. JAAC, just get it done already! 😅
My concern is the concentration risk. If something happens in
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