According to Liberty Times (自由時報), Guangju Crystal Electric (光聚晶電, TWSE: 6111) swung to a Q2 2026 net profit of over NT$58 million, EPS NT$0.58, after a Q1 net loss of NT$20 million. First-seven-month revenue hit NT$7.318 billion, up 152.09% year-on-year, and CNYES reported full-year profit is expected to improve further.
How Did Guangju Crystal Electric Swing to a Second-Quarter Profit?
According to Liberty Times (自由時報), Guangju Crystal Electric (光聚晶電, TWSE: 6111) reported second-quarter 2026 results showing after-tax net profit of over NT$58 million, translating to earnings per share (EPS) of NT$0.58. The report quoted the company's disclosure directly: "光聚晶電(6111)今(14)日公布2026年第二季財報,由稅後淨利逾0.58億元,每股稅後盈餘(EPS)0.58元."
That quarterly result followed a first-quarter loss. Liberty Times reported that Guangju Crystal Electric posted a net loss of NT$20 million in Q1 2026, before the company "swung to profit in the second quarter and offset the first-half loss."
What Do the First-Half Cumulative Results Show?
Per Liberty Times, cumulative net profit after tax for the first half of 2026 reached NT$40 million, with the report stating that "both Q2 and H1 results turned from loss to profit" — described in the original report as both periods having "黑翻紅" (turned from red to black). Read alongside the quarterly breakdown, the Q1 net loss of NT$20 million and the Q2 net profit exceeding NT$58 million bracket the disclosed H1 cumulative figure of NT$40 million, indicating the profit swing was concentrated in the second quarter.
How Fast Is Revenue Growing, and What Is the Full-Year Outlook?
Liberty Times reported that Guangju Crystal Electric's cumulative revenue for the first seven months of 2026 reached NT$7.318 billion, up 152.09% year-on-year. Based on that trajectory, the report cited analysts projecting full-year revenue to surpass NT$12 billion, which would mark a record high for the company.
CNYES (鉅亨網), in a separate report headlined "光聚晶電Q2轉盈EPS0.58元 全年獲利估進一步改善" ("Guangju Crystal Electric Q2 turns profitable, EPS NT$0.58, full-year profit estimated to improve further"), corroborated the same EPS figure and reported that full-year profit is estimated to improve further.
What Role Does the Pending Acquisition Play in Future Growth?
Liberty Times reported that Guangju Crystal Electric is acquiring 100% equity stakes in two power engineering companies, Zaolong (造隆) and Qinyao (勤曜). The deal is expected to complete in the fourth quarter of 2026 and be consolidated into the company's financial statements; per the report, the acquisition "will complete the final piece of the electromechanical engineering EPC puzzle" (補齊機電工程統包(EPC)最後拼圖). That Q4 2026 completion window falls within the same fiscal year for which Liberty Times cited analysts projecting full-year revenue above NT$12 billion.
Numbers at a Glance
| Metric | Value | Period | Source |
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| Q1 2026 net result | Net loss of NT$20 million | Q1 2026 | Liberty Times |
| Q2 2026 net result | Net profit over NT$58 million, EPS NT$0.58 | Q2 2026 | Liberty Times / CNYES |
| H1 2026 cumulative net profit | NT$40 million | H1 2026 | Liberty Times |
| Revenue, Jan–Jul 2026 | NT$7.318 billion, up 152.09% year-on-year | Jan–Jul 2026 | Liberty Times |
| Full-year revenue forecast | Above NT$12 billion (record high) | FY2026 (analyst estimate cited by Liberty Times) | Liberty Times |
What This Means
Across the figures both outlets reported, the Q1 net loss of NT$20 million and the Q2 net profit of over NT$58 million bracket the disclosed H1 cumulative net profit of NT$40 million, consistent with Liberty Times' description of the second quarter as the point where results "turned from loss to profit." Liberty Times and CNYES both cite the same Q2 EPS of NT$0.58, and CNYES's headline framing — that full-year profit is estimated to improve further — sits alongside Liberty Times' revenue figures: 152.09% year-on-year growth over the first seven months and a full-year forecast above NT$12 billion. The Zaolong and Qinyao acquisitions, set to close and be consolidated in the fourth quarter, fall within that same forecast period.