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Acer announced consolidated revenues of NT$27.82 billion for June 2026, marking a 6.3% month-on-month growth. This follows preliminary figures for Q2’26, which totaled NT$85.30 billion, the highest second-quarter revenue in 13 years. The year-on-year increase of 28.2% reflects continued expansion across Acer’s business segments, including its public subsidiaries.

The company’s half-year results for H1’26 reached NT$157.73 billion, representing a 23.3% growth compared to the same period last year. Acer attributed this performance to its strategy of diversifying revenue streams through multiple business engines, including AI-driven applications. The upward trend aligns with broader market demand for AI technologies.

Acer’s public subsidiaries reported strong June revenue figures, contributing to the overall growth. The deployment of AI applications was identified as a key driver of these results, supporting demand across enterprise and consumer segments. This trend underscores the company’s focus on integrating AI into its product and service offerings.

The company’s financial performance for Q2’26 and H1’26 highlights its ability to capitalize on AI market growth while maintaining steady expansion in its core business areas. Acer’s results suggest a positive outlook for the remainder of 2026, contingent on continued demand for AI-related solutions and its diversified business strategy.