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LITEON Technology reported its April consolidated revenue of NT$16.7 billion, up 1% M-o-M and 25% Y-o-Y. Revenue growth was mainly driven by high-end server power systems for cloud and AI applications, high‑efficiency backup battery units (BBU), and opto-electronic semiconductors. The cumulative sales for January to April totaled NT$60.1 billion, up 21% Y-o-Y.
Cloud & AIoT Business contributed a 53% share of total sales, of which, benefiting from the delivery growth for power management systems of high-end datacenter server and cloud computing, Cloud & AIoT business posted a yearly growth over 50%.
Opto-electronics Business contributed a 16% share of sales, of which, LITEON’s photocouplers used in industrial automation, new energy, and AI power applications, infrared applications, advanced visible LED indicator featuring high integration and miniaturization for AI servers and switches continued to see solid demand, contributing to over 7% Y-o-Y revenue growth for the segment.
Information Technology & Consumer Electronics Business accounted for 31% of sales, of which, with the ongoing optimized product mix and diversified application markets, steady shipment growth of LEO satellite power systems and advanced power supplies drove the segment’s revenue to increase about 3% MoM.
