Lungyen Books NT$205 Million Profit on Intel Stake Sale, Delivering 169% Return

Lungyen, whose core business is funeral services, has expanded its asset allocation into U.S. stocks and other securities in recent years. Investments now account for nearly 30% of its total assets, earning it the nickname “Taiwan's Berkshire Hathaway.” The Intel stake sale underscores its strategy of buying during crises and holding for the long term, while highlighting the importance of non-operating income to its financial performance.

According to event data provided as of July 20, 2026, Lungyen disclosed the sale of 87,500 Intel common shares at an average price of $118.89 each. The disposal generated a profit of about NT$205 million and a 169% investment return. The transaction realized more than NT$200 million in gains and again demonstrated the scale of Lungyen's asset-management activities beyond its core funeral-services business.