Taiwan’s TSMC Sees 22.2% Month-Over-Month Revenue Surge as Semiconductor Demand Soars (International Edition)

New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): The

Taiwan

That international semiconductor firm announced on Friday a substantial increase in revenue for April 2025, which was due to a spike in the demand for cutting-edge semiconductors.

TSMC

In April, the company reported net revenues of NTD 349.57 billion, indicating a 22.2 percent increase from NTD 285.96 billion recorded in March 2025. Year over year, this represents a 48.1 percent growth when compared with the NTD 236.02 billion earned in April 2024.

During the initial four months of 2025,

TSMC

The total revenue accumulated amounted to NT$1,188.82 billion, marking a 43.5 percent rise compared to the corresponding timeframe in 2024.

TSMC

It is the global leader in semiconductor manufacturing, holding around 67.1 percent of the market as of Q4 2024, causing Samsung’s foundry market share to fall below 8 percent.

TSMC

In 2024, they served more than 500 clients globally and produced 11,878 items for different uses across multiple sectors such as high-performance computing, mobile phones, the Internet of Things (IoT), automobiles, and digital consumer electronics.

As stated by the firm, the yearly production capacity of the manufacturing sites overseen by them is

TSMC

And its subsidiaries surpassed 16 million 12-inch wafer equivalents in 2024.

As per a recent report by

Deloitte

The demand for semiconductors will increase by double-digit percentages.

“The semiconductor sector experienced strong performance in 2024, achieving an anticipated growth rate of 19%, resulting in total revenues of $627 billion for the year. This figure surpasses initial projections of $611 billion. Furthermore, 2025 looks promising, with projected earnings climbing to $697 billion, setting a record high and moving closer towards the commonly targeted objective of $1 trillion in annual chip sales by 2030,” stated the report published in February.

The report also noted that the primary driver behind the surge in sales within the sector is the strong demand for AI chips: these encompass a range of components including CPUs, GPUs, data center communication chips, memory units, power management chips, among others.

Recognizing the necessity and potential of semiconductors, the Indian government is vigorously encouraging their production via the $95 billion Semicon India initiative.

The approval encompasses five semiconductor production initiatives, which consist of one fabrication plant and four Advanced Test Manufacturing/Packaging plants. These ventures collectively represent an investment totaling approximately Rs. 1,52,000 crore. Currently at different stages of execution, these projects are projected to conclude within a 4-to-6-year period. (ANI)