Taiwan-based PCB equipment manufacturer Ta Liang Technology Co., Ltd. (TWSE: 3167) reported September 2025 revenue of NT$479 million (approximately approximately US$15.6 million or CNY 111 million), up 73.3% year-on-year and marking the second-highest monthly figure in company history, despite a slight 0.68% decline from August. This strong performance pushed third-quarter revenue to NT$1.415 billion (approximately US$46.0 million or CNY 328 million), representing a 96.1% year-on-year increase and setting a new quarterly record.

Analysts estimate that Ta Liang's Q3 earnings per share (EPS) will also reach a record high. Looking ahead, the company's order backlog now exceeds NT$3 billion (approximately US$97.5 million or CNY 696 million), providing strong visibility for the coming quarters. Institutional forecasts suggest that fourth-quarter revenue is likely to continue rising, with full-year performance expected to nearly double from last year. Supported by an increasing share of high-end products, Ta Liang's 2025 EPS is projected at NT$7–8 (US$0.23–0.26), signaling record profitability.

Ta Liang is among the world's few manufacturers capable of mass-producing high-end PCB drilling and routing machines and was the first to meet and pass the D±2 mil precision requirement, a key benchmark in next-generation PCB fabrication.

Industry sources note that the company has secured a solid foothold in the advanced packaging supply chain, leveraging its precision equipment advantages. With its new Nanjing plant coming online, Ta Liang's fourth-quarter revenue is expected to climb further, potentially surpassing its 2021 revenue peak, while profits are also set to hit new highs.