Memory Shortage Hits Wieson Technologies’ First Quarter as It Expands into Key AI Technologies

Wieson Technologies primarily supplies connectors, cables and electronic components, leaving customer orders sensitive to consumer electronics demand and upstream chip supplies. Rising global memory prices and persistently tight supplies in 2026 have constrained customers’ shipment schedules, underscoring the importance of the company’s shift toward key AI technologies such as high-speed transmission and advanced heat transfer.

Wieson Technologies’ first-quarter 2026 revenue fell 24.95% from a year earlier, while earnings per share declined to NT$0.13, mainly because a memory chip shortage prompted customers to delay orders. The company said its new high-speed transmission and advanced heat-transfer businesses have begun securing orders and contributing revenue. It expects operations to improve month by month from the second quarter of 2026.