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TSMC April Revenue Hits $13.05B, Up 17.5% Year-on-Year

TSMC announced April 2026 net revenue of NT$410.73 billion ($13.05 billion). This represents a 17.5% increase year-on-year compared to April 2025. However, revenue declined 1.1% month-on-month from March 2026. The company's cumulative revenue for January-April 2026 reached NT$1.54 trillion ($49.1 billion), up 29.9% from the same period in 2025.

Key Points: TSMC April Revenue $13.05B: 17.5% YoY Growth

  • April 2026 revenue NT$410.73B ($13.05B)
  • 17.5% YoY growth vs April 2025
  • Month-on-month decline of 1.1% from March 2026
  • Jan-Apr 2026 revenue up 29.9% YoY to NT$1.54T
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TSMC reports April revenue of USD 13.05 billion, marking 17.5% YoY growth

TSMC reports April 2026 revenue of NT$410.73 billion ($13.05B), a 17.5% increase year-on-year. First four months total NT$1.54 trillion, up 29.9%.

"The revenue for January through April 2026 totaled NT$1,544.83 billion... an increase of 29.9 per cent compared to the same period in 2025 - TSMC"

Taipei, May 8

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company today announced that its net revenue for April 2026 reached approximately NT$410.73 billion. This figure represents an increase of 17.5 per cent compared to April 2025, according to the latest data released by the firm.

While the year-on-year figures showed a significant double-digit rise, the revenue for April 2026 saw a decrease of 1.1 per cent Month-on Month (MoM) from March 2026.

Despite the monthly decrease, the year-over-year (YoY) comparison for the month remained positive as April 2025 had recorded NT$349.57 billion (approx. USD 11.1 billion).

The company's consolidated revenue for the first four months of the year continued to track ahead of the previous year's performance. TSMC noted that the revenue for January through April 2026 totaled NT$1,544.83 billion (approx. USD 49.1 billion), an increase of 29.9 per cent compared to the same period in 2025 that recorded NT$1,188.82 billion (approx. USD 37.8 billion).

Earlier, in its March revenue report, TSMC detailed that its consolidated revenue for that month was approximately NT$415.19 billion (approx. USD 13.2 billion). This particular reporting period saw a 30.7 per cent increase from February 2026 and a 45.2 per cent increase from March 2025.

The company report stated that the revenue for January through March 2026 totaled NT$1,134.10 billion (approx. USD 36.0 billion), an increase of 35.1 per cent compared to the same period in 2025.

The consolidated reports provide a breakdown of the revenue stream, noting that for the month of March 2025, the revenue stood at NT$285.96 billion (approx. USD 9.1 billion). By comparison, the January to March 2025 period saw total revenues of NT$839.25 billion (approx. USD 26.7 billion).

- ANI

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Priya S
Interesting data. I wonder how much of this growth is from AI chip demand vs. consumer electronics. TSMC supplies everyone from Apple to Nvidia. India's electronics manufacturing ambitions hinge on stable chip supply chains – we can't ignore geopolitics here. The US and Japan are wooing TSMC, but we should also be in conversation.
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Deepak U
While the numbers look good, I'm always cautious about month-on-month dips. 1.1% might be small, but it could signal softening demand. Plus, the geopolitical risk around Taiwan is real. India should use this as a wake-up call to invest heavily in our semiconductor fabs – we're still too dependent on imports for even basic chips. 🙏
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James A
Solid numbers from TSMC. The 29.9% growth over four months is outstanding. For a company this size, sustaining that pace is no joke. The real story here is how TSMC is navigating the chip war between US and China while keeping its edge. Hope India's policymakers are taking notes on how to build a resilient tech ecosystem.
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Suresh O
These numbers are mind-boggling – US$49.1 billion in just 4 months! 🤯 Makes you realize how far behind India is in advanced semiconductor manufacturing. We have the talent, but the ecosystem and investment are nowhere close. Our chip mission needs to move faster. Also, TSMC's MoM dip is a reminder that even leaders have cycles.
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Ravi K
Nice to see this growth, but I'm more interested in what this

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