Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stock reports 53.30 percent growth

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    "url": "https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/corporate-news/taiwan-semiconductor-manufacturing-stock-reports-53-30-percent-growth/70203489",
    "title": "Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing stock reports 53.30 percent growth - AD HOC NEWS",
    "excerpt": "Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (ISIN US8740391003) was trading at EUR 401.00 at Lang & Schwarz on September 30, 2026, at 11:42 a.m. CEST, minus 0.62 percent versus the prior close of EUR 403.50. The chip foundry reported August revenue of NT$514.81 billion, up 53.30 percent from August 2025. According to FinanceFeeds on September 23, 2026, August revenue rose 10.10 percent from July and January through August revenue reached NT$3,386.87 billion, up 39.30 percent year over year. August was the first month above NT$500.00 billion, giving the company a larger base before the September report. TSMC guided third-quarter revenue to USD 44.60 billion to USD 45.80 billion and gross margin to 65.00 percent to 67.00 percent in its July update. July and August together totaled NT$982.39 billion, so September needs NT$483.20 billion to reach the top of the guidance range, which is 6.10 percent below August. The operating picture is improving, but the next process generation raises execution demands. FinanceFeeds reported that second-quarter gross margin reached 67.70 percent, compared with 58.60 percent a year earlier, while operating margin reached 60.30 percent. That combination gives investors a measurable test for the next report: TSMC must preserve premium-node pricing while funding 2nm production and overseas fabs. The guidance range and margin target therefore matter more than...",
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