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Winbond Electronics Announces Strong Revenue, $1.1 Billion CapEx for Expansion, and Launches 16nm 8Gb DDR4 DRAM

Saturday, December 6, 2025 at 12:41 AM

Winbond Electronics announced that its November revenue reached a 41-month high, with cumulative 11-month revenue up 5.8% year-over-year. The company's board also approved an increase in capital expenditure to US$1.1 billion for production expansion and launched a new 8Gb DDR4 DRAM product built on its proprietary 16nm process technology.

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Taiwanese memory chip maker Winbond Electronics recently announced robust financial performance and strategic investments, signaling strong market positioning amid rising demand. The company reported November consolidated revenue of NT$86.3 billion, marking a +4.9% month-on-month increase and a significant +38.7% year-on-year surge, reaching a 41-month high. Cumulative revenue for January through November stood at approximately NT$796.35 billion, reflecting a positive trend. In a move to capitalize on the booming memory market, Winbond's board approved a substantial capital expenditure budget of NT$35.509 billion (approximately US$1.16 billion). This investment is earmarked for expanding its DRAM and flash memory production capacity, directly addressing the evolving demands fueled by artificial intelligence applications and a tightening supply chain. Further solidifying its product portfolio, Winbond also unveiled a new 8Gb DDR4 DRAM product, developed using its in-house advanced 16nm process technology. This new offering promises higher speed, lower power consumption, and improved cost efficiency, catering to various applications including servers, networking, and industrial PCs. Analysts and management attribute these strategic actions to the current AI-driven DRAM tightness, low inventory levels, and increasing long-term supply commitments from global customers.

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