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Mirle Automation Eyes $10 Billion Revenue Milestone on AI and Robotics Boom
Electronic Technology · Semiconductors · economic_daily · 2026-09-03
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Mirle Automation expects a strong recovery in 2026 as surging demand for advanced packaging automation and new robotics ventures drive order backlogs to $15 billion.
What Happened
Business Outlook: Mirle Automation Chairman Lin Shih-tung announced that the company has emerged from its financial trough, driven by a surge in demand for automation in advanced packaging. With a robust order backlog reaching NT$15 billion, the company is targeting a return to annual revenue exceeding NT$10 billion by 2026.
Robotics Expansion: The company is aggressively expanding into the robotics sector, supplying critical components for Tesla’s Optimus 3 and establishing a production base in Thailand. Furthermore, a joint venture with Precision Group, Aowei Technology, aims to build an AI-integrated ecosystem for smart service robots in commercial and security applications.
Market Performance: Mirle’s recent financial results show strong momentum, with July revenue hitting a 34-month high of NT$863 million, a 62.1% year-over-year increase. This growth trajectory has bolstered investor confidence, leading to a strong rally in the company’s stock price.
Technological Edge: At SEMICON Taiwan 2026, Mirle showcased its comprehensive solutions ranging from semiconductor automation to humanoid robotics. By focusing on AI-driven motion and cross-field integration, the company is positioning itself as a key player in the next generation of smart manufacturing.