Wistron Announces Q1 Financial Results

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Wistron Corporation held a Board of Directors meeting today. Following the meeting, the Company announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2025. Consolidated revenue reached NTD346 billion, operating income was NTD15.15 billion, profit before tax (PBT) was NTD14.81 billion, and profit after tax (PAT) was NTD5,331million, with earnings per share (EPS) of NTD1.85.

In addition to the financial results, the Company announced the following resolutions:

1.    Capital Injection into WIUS

Wistron plans to inject an additional USD455 million into its wholly owned U.S. subsidiary, Wistron InfoComm (USA) Corporation (WIUS), bringing the total capital approved by the Board to USD500 million.

2.    Westport Site Acquisition and Improvements

WIUS has proposed the acquisition of additional land and facilities at the Westport site in Dallas, United States, with a budget not exceeding USD111 million, along with planned facility improvements involving an investment of up to USD70 million.

3.    Eagle Site Facility Expansion

WIUS plans to undertake facility improvements at its Eagle plant in Dallas, the acquisition of which was approved by the Board on April 2, 2025, with a budget of up to USD120 million, and procure machinery and equipment with a budget of up to USD411.4 million.

4.    WTX Lease in Dallas

SMS Infocomm Corporation (WTX), a wholly owned subsidiary, plans to lease a facility in Dallas, Texas, with a right-of-use asset amount not exceeding USD 12.88 million. The lease term will run from 2025 to 2030 and is intended to support future after-sales service business needs.

5.    WIMX Facility Improvements in Juarez

Wistron InfoComm Mexico S.A. de C.V. (WIMX), a wholly owned subsidiary, plans to undertake facility improvements at its existing factory in Juarez, Mexico, with a budget of up to USD 16.7 million to support future AI server business needs.

6.    WIMX Lease of New Facility in Juarez

WIMX also plans to lease a new facility in Juarez, Mexico, from 2025 to 2030, with a right-of-use asset amount not exceeding USD 23 million, to support future warehousing and production needs.

7.    Realignment of Hsinchu investments

Wistron has adjusted its budget for facility improvements and equipment acquisition at the Hsinchu County International AI Smart Business Park (新竹縣國際AI智慧園區) and reallocated part of the investment to the Hsinchu Science Park (新安廠). As a result, the total investment will be increased from NT$3.896 billion to NT$3.914 billion.

8.    Capital Injection into WiSuccess

Wistron plans to inject an additional NT$1.7 billion into its wholly owned subsidiary, WiSuccess Asset Management Corporation (緯成資產管理股份有限公司), to support the construction of its new Neihu headquarters.

9.    Establishment of Wistron Ventures Corporation

The Company plans to establish Wistron Ventures Corporation (緯創創業投資股份有限公司, WVC) with a capital budget not exceeding NT$3.5 billion, as part of its strategic expansion into the venture capital sector.

10.    Divestment of FPI Shares

The Company plans to fully divest its holdings of 69,260,000 common shares in Formosa Prosonic Industries Berhad (FPI).