A Taiwanese manufacturer of PCB and semiconductor equipment, Ta Liang Technology (3167.TW), announced record-breaking results for June and the second quarter of 2025, driven by robust order growth and shipments.

Revenue for June reached NT$434 million (CNY 108 million), up 0.13% from the previous month and 150% year-on-year—marking the second-highest monthly figure in company history. Second-quarter revenue totaled NT$1.271 billion (CNY 316 million), up 50.58% quarter-on-quarter and 159% year-on-year, also the second-highest quarterly result on record. Cumulative revenue for the first half of 2025 reached NT$2.114 billion (CNY 525 million), a 138% increase compared to the same period last year.

Fueled by rising market demand, Ta Liang's high-end CCD laser drilling systems for PCBs are now booked through the first half of 2026.

The company's core business spans both PCB and semiconductor equipment, including drilling machines, PCB routers, automation tools, CMP pad measurement systems, step-height metrology, wafer edge inspection, and FOPLP warpage measurement solutions. In addition to strong visibility on CCD drilling systems, Ta Liang is also working with industry partners to expand into glass substrate equipment. The company expects its Q3 2025 revenue to hit a new record high.

On July 2, Ta Liang's share price hit the daily limit, closing at NT$138 with over 15,100 trades. Fellow equipment maker XunDe Technology (6438.TW) also performed strongly. Foreign institutional investors bought a net 887 shares of Ta Liang, while proprietary traders sold 29 shares and domestic investment funds held positions steady.