TSMC Stock Soars on Record Earnings, AI Demand
TSMC's share price reached an all-time high on Friday after the leading contract chipmaker reported stronger-than-expected third-quarter earnings and provided a positive outlook driven by robust Artificial Intelligence (AI) demand.
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TSMC's stock price surged 6% to T$1,100 ($34.25) at the market open, surpassing the previous record set in July 2023.
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The company boasts the highest market capitalization in Asia at around $884 billion.
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TSMC benefits from the booming AI sector, counting Apple and Nvidia among its major clients.
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The chipmaker expects continued growth over the next five years.
Addressing U.S. Probe
Following a media report suggesting a U.S. investigation into TSMC's dealings with Huawei, the company reaffirmed its commitment to legal compliance, including export control regulations.
TSMC remains a reliable partner, stating:
"If we have any reason to believe there are potential issues, we will take prompt action to ensure compliance, including conducting investigations and proactively communicating with relevant parties, including customers and regulatory authorities as necessary."


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