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Sino-American Silicon Posts Record Nine-Month Revenue as GlobalWafers Hits New Highs

Electronic Technology · Semiconductors · economic_daily · 2026-10-07

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Sino-American Silicon reported record revenue for the first nine months, while subsidiary GlobalWafers saw record-breaking performance at its Niigata plant.

What Happened

Financial Performance: Sino-American Silicon (SAS) achieved a record-breaking revenue of NT$61.38 billion for the first three quarters of the year. Its subsidiary, GlobalWafers, benefited from robust demand in AI infrastructure and advanced packaging, maintaining high capacity utilization rates across its global facilities.

Supply Chain Resilience: GlobalWafers has effectively managed the impact of a fire at its Italian facility, with epitaxial production already restored. The company continues to advance its expansion projects in Texas and Missouri to address the growing demand for silicon photonics and high-performance computing applications.

Green Energy Expansion: SAS has solidified its position as a leader in Taiwan's private green energy retail market, with total contract values exceeding NT$100 billion. The company is integrating solar, storage, and wind power services to provide comprehensive energy solutions for corporate clients.

Subsidiary Growth: The group's diversified portfolio, including silicon-based gases and compound semiconductors, is seeing strong momentum. Increased demand for AI and 5G technologies has driven capacity utilization for its specialized semiconductor components, supporting long-term revenue visibility.

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