According to TechNews and Cnyes, Innodisk (宜鼎, ticker 5289) reported July 2026 revenue of NT$8.495 billion, up 3.5% month-on-month and about 636.5% year-on-year, lifting January–July cumulative revenue to NT$44.121 billion, a roughly 548.8% year-on-year increase. The stock closed at NT$1,610, up 36.44% over five trading days, even as the three major institutional investor categories were net sellers of 1,701 lots combined.
July Revenue vs. Prior Months: What Drove the New High
Innodisk (宜鼎, ticker 5289) announced on August 6, 2026 that its July revenue reached NT$8.495 billion, up 3.5% from June and up 636.5% from the same month last year, according to TechNews. Cnyes reported the same figure with slightly different rounding — a 636.53% year-on-year gain and a 3.49% month-on-month gain — confirming the scale of the increase across both outlets.
The July print extends a run of consecutive gains. Per Cnyes's monthly breakdown, June 2026 revenue was NT$8.208 billion (up 696% year-on-year, up 9% month-on-month), while May 2026 revenue was NT$7.565 billion (up 641% year-on-year, up 13% month-on-month). Revenue rose in absolute terms every month from May through July, though the month-on-month growth rate has been decelerating — from 13% in May to 9% in June to roughly 3.5% in July.
| Month | Revenue (NT$) | YoY Growth | MoM Growth |
|---|
| May 2026 | 75.65 billion | 641% | 13% |
| June 2026 | 82.08 billion | 696% | 9% |
| July 2026 | 84.95 billion | 636.5% (TechNews) / 636.53% (Cnyes) | 3.5% (TechNews) / 3.49% (Cnyes) |
Seven-Month Cumulative Revenue and the Year-Long Growth Trajectory
Innodisk's cumulative revenue for January through July 2026 reached NT$44.121 billion, according to both TechNews and Cnyes. TechNews put the cumulative year-on-year growth rate at 548.8%, while Cnyes reported 548.79% — the two figures are effectively identical after rounding, corroborating the same underlying data disclosed by the company.
The cumulative year-on-year rate (548.8%/548.79%) sits below the single-month July rate (636.5%/636.53%), which is consistent with the earlier months of the year contributing comparatively smaller year-on-year gains before growth accelerated in the more recent months captured in the table above.
Stock Price and Institutional Flows: How the Market Read the Results
According to Cnyes, Innodisk shares last traded at NT$1,610, having risen 36.44% over the preceding five trading days. That advance outpaced the broader Computer and Peripheral Equipment sector index, which gained 21.66% over the same five-day window — meaning Innodisk's stock rose about 14.8 percentage points more than its sector benchmark.
Institutional positioning over the same five-day period was mixed. Cnyes reported that the three major institutional investor categories were net sellers of a combined 1,701 lots. The breakdown showed foreign institutional investors net-sold 2,046 lots, while investment trusts net-bought 101 lots and dealers net-bought 244 lots — meaning the foreign-investor selling exceeded the combined buying from the other two categories, driving the net outflow.
What This Means
The five-day figures juxtapose two different signals: Innodisk's share price climbed 36.44%, outperforming a sector index that itself rose 21.66%, yet over that same five-day window the three institutional investor categories were net sellers of 1,701 lots, led by 2,046 lots of foreign-investor selling that outweighed the smaller net buying from investment trusts (101 lots) and dealers (244 lots). At the same time, the pace of revenue expansion has been decelerating on a month-on-month basis — from 13% in May to 9% in June to roughly 3.5% in July — even as year-on-year growth remains above 600% and cumulative seven-month revenue growth stands near 549%.