Young Weida released a financial report for the second quarter of 2026, with a projected collection of $921.7 billion

The analyst expects a return of $2.10 per share to reach $9.217 billion, almost double the $46.7 billion received in the same period last year. The market focused on the demand for AI chips, supply chain pressures and the influence of competitors, and investors focused on the progress of the Rubin and Blackwell chips. The CEO Wong In-hoon stated that the product cycle based on Blackwell and Vera Rubin structures was expected to lead to cumulative sales of $1 trillion by 2027. Young Weida will hold a financial teleconference at 5 p.m. American time。