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Sysgration says drone and IPC sales will drive 2H26 growth

Ninelu Tu

Ninelu Tu

, Taipei

Jul 7, 2026, 07:39 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

Sysgration said June 2026 revenue remained relatively high even after a slight decline from May, supported by shipments of industrial PCs and drone flight-control products. The company said expanding drone applications, along with ramp-ups in new products...

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