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Tatung Revenue Jumps 19% in August; Momo Records Strong Seasonal Growth
Electronic Technology · Electronic Equipment/Instruments · economic_daily · 2026-09-10
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Tatung reports a 19% monthly revenue increase and expands into the Australian power market, while Momo benefits from seasonal demand to reach record-high year-to-date revenue.
What Happened
Tatung's Revenue Performance: Tatung announced its August consolidated revenue reached NT$4.383 billion, marking a 19.1% monthly increase. While year-on-year figures declined, the company is aggressively expanding into the Australian market to capture opportunities in solar energy storage and power equipment.
International Expansion: To strengthen its global footprint, Tatung established a subsidiary in Australia to address the local supply gap for power transformers. Leveraging its nine-month delivery efficiency, the company aims to outperform local suppliers who face lead times of up to 36 months.
Momo's Operational Success: Momo reported August consolidated revenue of NT$9.15 billion, showing growth in both monthly and annual comparisons. Driven by summer travel and the Ghost Festival shopping season, the company achieved its best year-to-date performance with NT$71.4 billion in revenue.
Market Outlook: Both companies are demonstrating clear growth momentum in their respective sectors. Tatung is focusing on infrastructure exports, while Momo continues to capitalize on robust consumer demand in the e-commerce space.