The Taiwan Monthly

Listed Companies and Initial Public Offerings

Revenues of all listed companies in March 2025 rose by 19.1% compared to March 2024, and accumulated revenues rose by 17.52% compared to Year 2024

Listed companies as a whole reported NT$3 trillion 872.6 billion in total revenue in March 2025, which was NT$621.1 billion (19.1%) higher than the total revenue in March 2024. A total of 660 companies experienced revenue growth, while 379 companies had declines in revenue. The accumulated revenue of all listed companies from January to March was NT$10 trillion 782.3 billion. The increase compared to year 2024 was NT$1 trillion 607.1 billion (17.52%). A total of 679 companies experienced revenue growth, while 360 companies had declines in revenue.

 

Listed companies with solid fundamentals demonstrate operational growth momentum. In the face of financial market volatility, the execution of share buybacks allows for flexible adjustment of capital structures and serves as a response to the market’s undervaluation of the company. Recently, U.S. tariff measures have caused market fluctuations, prompting many companies to actively initiate share repurchase programs. If a listed company’s board of directors approves a buyback plan with the purpose of transferring shares to employees, and the execution rate is favorable, the Taiwan Stock Exchange will assess the company's performance. Upon approval by the Corporate Governance Evaluation and Advisory Committee, additional evaluation points may be awarded. This not only strengthens market recognition of a company's long-term value but also fosters a positive cycle that benefits the company, its employees, and its shareholders.

 

In terms of performance by industries, the main industries with a growing revenue tendency in March 2025 were “Computer and Peripheral Equipment,” “Biotechnology and Medical Care” and “Semiconductor.” The main industries with a declining revenue tendency is “Financial and Insurance,” “Other” and “Automobile.”

 

Among all the listed companies, the main industries with a growing tendency in their accumulated revenue from January to March were “Green Energy and Environmental Services,” “Computer and Peripheral Equipment” and “Semiconductor.” The main industry with a declining tendency were “Trading and Consumers' Goods Industry,” “Other” and “Iron and Steel.”

 

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