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Win Semiconductors sees 29.37% revenue boost in 4Q25, driven by US smartphone shipments

Angel Liu, Taipei; Eifeh Strom, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 8 January 2026 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

Win Semiconductors, the world's leading gallium arsenide (GaAs) wafer foundry, reported consolidated revenue of NT$1.61 billion (US$51.31 million) for December 2025, down slightly by 0.38% from the previous month but up 31.26% year over year. Consolidated...

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