Chicony stock holds as margins and revenue stay in focus

Chicony Electronics Co., Ltd. (ISIN TW0002385002) is best read through its latest reported operating figures and market valuation, with the Taiwan-listed stock measured against its most recent revenue, margin, and earnings data.

Latest reported numbers

Chicony reported revenue of NTD 19.44 billion in March 2026, down 9.8% year on year from NTD 21.56 billion a year earlier. The monthly figure gives investors a clean read on current demand and shows that the comparison base remains high.

The company also reported consolidated revenue of NTD 58.34 billion for the first quarter of 2026, while net income attributable to owners of the parent was NTD 4.31 billion in the same period. Those two numbers matter together because they show the scale of the business and the profit it still generated in a softer revenue phase.

Margin still matters

For the same first quarter of 2026, Chicony posted a gross margin of 20.1%, compared with 19.4% in the prior-year quarter. That 70 basis-point improvement is the key comparison in the set, because it shows that profitability held up better than the top line.

Quarterly earnings per share came in at NTD 2.96 for the first quarter of 2026, versus NTD 3.16 a year earlier. The drop is modest relative to the revenue decline, which suggests the margin mix remained relatively stable.

Market value anchor

Chicony shares were trading at about TWD 181.50 on the Taiwan market in the latest available quote, giving the stock a market capitalization of roughly TWD 142 billion as of the same pricing snapshot. The market is therefore valuing the company at a level that still reflects its cash-generating scale rather than a pure growth story.

That valuation frame matters more than a single monthly print. It ties the latest operational slowdown to a market price that still sits near the upper end of what a mature hardware supplier can command when margins stay above 20%.

Notebook and imaging

Chicony remains closely tied to notebook keyboards, camera modules, and peripheral hardware, a mix that keeps its earnings sensitive to PC cycles. The first-quarter 2026 figures show why that mix still matters: revenue weakened, but gross margin remained above 20% and net income stayed above NTD 4 billion.

For a company like Chicony, that combination is usually more important than any single product line. A stable margin on a softer revenue base can keep the stock supported even when end-market demand is uneven.

Taiwan quote view

The latest price snapshot of TWD 181.50 as of 23 July 2026 gives the shares a live market reference point, while the first-quarter 2026 revenue of NTD 58.34 billion, net income of NTD 4.31 billion, and gross margin of 20.1% provide the operating context. Those are the figures that define the stock story now.