Systex reported consolidated revenue of NT$5.9 billion (approximately US$187 million) in August 2026, up 61.91% from NT$3.64 billion a year earlier. Revenue for the first eight months reached NT$38.01 billion, rising 39.65% from NT$27.22 billion in the same period of 2025. Both monthly and cumulative revenue hit record highs for their respective periods.
AI infrastructure demand and overseas expansion fuel growth
The company said August growth was driven mainly by stronger demand from large enterprise customers for AI infrastructure, cloud platforms, software licences and hardware equipment. Its distribution business also continued to expand, particularly overseas, where Systex Asia added agency operations in five South Asian markets and combined them with its "Global IT Services" offering, extending the business from product sales into integrated services.
In Taiwan, several large financial-sector projects completed acceptance in August, including wealth management, online banking, off-site disaster recovery and branch counter system optimisation, providing an additional contribution to monthly revenue.
Systex eyes further AI and regional growth in 4Q26
Looking to the fourth quarter, Systex said it will continue targeting opportunities in AI, cloud computing, cybersecurity and overseas expansion by Taiwanese enterprises. The company plans to work with local partners to integrate payment, logistics, commercial, workforce and information services while expanding localised integration capabilities across Southeast Asia and Northeast Asia and promoting its "Global IT Services" business.
Systex also plans to deepen the integration of AI technologies with industry-specific applications, accelerating enterprise AI deployment across a broader range of sectors in response to strong demand for AI adoption.
Article translated by Levi Li and edited by Jerry Chen
