News / Taiwan / cnyes
Taiwan Mobile Eyes Top Telecom Spot with Potential SYSTEX Acquisition
Technology Services · Information Technology Services · cnyes · 2026-09-08
2412, 3045, 6214
Taiwan Mobile CEO Jamie Lin says a successful acquisition of SYSTEX could propel the company's revenue to challenge the industry leader by next year.
What Happened
Strategic Acquisition Plans: Taiwan Mobile CEO Jamie Lin announced that the company is pursuing a tender offer to acquire at least 39% of SYSTEX. If the acquisition is successful and consolidated, Taiwan Mobile aims to challenge Chunghwa Telecom for the top spot in revenue by next year.
Upgraded Profit Outlook: Taiwan Mobile has already revised its full-year profit outlook, raising its consolidated profit growth forecast to 7%-9% and telecom operating profit to 13%-15%. While these projections do not yet include the potential impact of the SYSTEX deal, the company remains confident in its core business trajectory.
Enterprise Service Growth: The company's enterprise division has outperformed expectations this year, driven by strong demand for AI, cybersecurity, and energy management solutions. With enterprise revenue already up 20%, this segment has become a key contributor to Taiwan Mobile's overall 4% revenue growth.
Future Business Trajectory: Management expects steady growth in both its core telecom business and technology services. By leveraging the synergy from potential acquisitions and the ongoing digital transformation of its enterprise clients, Taiwan Mobile is positioning itself to capture greater market share and drive long-term revenue expansion.