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TSMC's revenue rose 53.3% in August from a year earlier, to NT$514.8 billion

Its sales for January to August were up 39.3%. The monthly report gives a single total and does not say which products drove it.

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53.3%

rise in TSMC's August revenue from a year earlier, to NT$514.8 billion

Grade 3 · Filed record

Source: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, via SEC EDGAR

What changed
TSMC reported consolidated revenue of about NT$514.81 billion for August 2026, up 10.1% from July and 53.3% from August 2025.
Who it counts
TSMC's consolidated net revenue for one month, as it reports to the Taiwan and New York stock exchanges; not the chip industry's.
What it does not tell you
What drove it: the monthly report gives one total, with no split by customer, product or chip technology.

The full story Check the source

TSMC reported net revenue of about NT$514.81 billion, or NT$514.8 billion rounded, for August 2026, up 53.3% from August 2025 and 10.1% from July, in a filing on 10 September [1].

Revenue for January to August totalled NT$3,386.87 billion, up 39.3% on the same months of 2025 [1].

In August 2025, the company's revenue had been NT$335.77 billion [1].

What it measures

TSMC's consolidated net revenue for the month, in New Taiwan dollars, as reported to the Taiwan Stock Exchange and filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission [1].

What it does not tell you

Which products or customers drove the rise. The monthly report gives only totals; the split by technology and market comes with quarterly results [1].

How much reflects the exchange rate. The figures are in New Taiwan dollars and the report does not adjust for currency [1].

Sources and their grades

  1. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, via SEC EDGAR, TSMC August 2026 Revenue Report (Form 6-K). Read 29 September 2026. Grade 3 · Filed record Filed 10 September 2026. The company's monthly revenue report.

A grade says how much weight a source will take, from 1 (a body that can compel an answer and has nothing to sell) to 5 (somebody describing what they sell, or themselves). The standard sets out what each grade may be used for.

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