Aurona Industry, a leading provider of PCB drilling back-up boards, has reported revenues of NT$100 million (US$3.11 million) for May, up 7.25% on year. Year-to-date revenues totaled NT$505 million, increasing 5.76% from a year earlier.
Aurona has begun producing high-margin wafer cutting plates, offsetting the impact of a slowdown in demand from the smartphone sector, according to the company.
Aurona also plans to expand its product lines to include decorative melamine boards in the second half of 2016, added the company.
The company's stock price inched up NT$0.05 or 0.18% to close at NT$28.55 on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) during the June 7 session.
Article translated by Steve Shen
