Jiefa Technology posted consolidated revenue of NT$3.996 million in August, up 10.85% from the prior month and 58.89% from the same month a year earlierCITE:E1. The August figure marked the company's fifth consecutive month of month-on-month revenue growthCITE:E2.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| August consolidated revenue | NT$3.996 million |
| Month-over-month change | +10.85% |
| Year-over-year change | +58.89% |
| Consecutive months of sequential growth | 5 |
Jiefa Technology attributes the growth mainly to AI in-vehicle systems and existing hardware-software integration projects whose concrete results have progressively materializedCITE:E3.
Jiefa Technology recognizes revenue from some of its large ASIC design and AI software design projects under the percentage-of-completion methodCITE:E4. As the second half of the year enters a period dense with technical milestone completions, revenue that had previously been deferred across quarters due to project scheduling has begun to be reflected progressively in monthly resultsCITE:E4.
MediaTek (聯發科技) announced on December 26, 2025 that it is collaborating with DENSO, one of the world's largest automotive component suppliers, to jointly develop a customized automotive system-on-chip (SoC) for advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and smart cockpit systemsCITE:E5. The jointly developed SoC is designed to comply with the ISO 26262 automotive functional safety standard, delivering ASIL-B/D level functional safety, and meets the AEC-Q100 automotive IC reliability standardCITE:E6.
Dr. Yu-Tai Chang (張豫臺), MediaTek's Deputy General Manager and General Manager of the Automotive Platform Business, said the collaboration combines the strengths of two industry leaders, meets the most demanding requirements of global automakers and system integrators, and sets a new industry benchmark in safety, power efficiency, and AI perception technologyCITE:E7.
MediaTek, listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under ticker 2454, is a fabless semiconductor company providing solutions from edge devices to the cloud, and more than 2 billion end products featuring MediaTek chips ship globally each yearCITE:E8.
Taken together, the record shows two separate but concurrent developments in AI-related automotive chip activity disclosed in the same period: Jiefa Technology's monthly revenue accelerating on AI in-vehicle and integration project completions under percentage-of-completion accountingCITE:E1CITE:E2CITE:E3CITE:E4, and MediaTek's December 2025 announcement of a certified ADAS/smart-cockpit SoC collaboration with DENSOCITE:E5CITE:E6CITE:E7CITE:E8. The evidence does not establish a direct business relationship between the two companies.
Jiefa Technology posted consolidated revenue of NT$3.996 million in August, up 10.85% from the prior month and 58.89% from the same month a year earlierCITE:E1.
Jiefa Technology attributes the growth mainly to AI in-vehicle systems and existing hardware-software integration projects whose concrete results have progressi…
Jiefa Technology recognizes revenue from some of its large ASIC design and AI software design projects under the percentage-of-completion methodCITE:E4.
MediaTek (聯發科技) announced on December 26, 2025 that it is collaborating with DENSO, one of the world's largest automotive component suppliers, to jointly develo…
Jiefa Technology's revenue swing is best read through its accounting policy, not just demand: recognizing large ASIC and AI software design contracts under the percentage-of-completion method means revenue lands in bursts tied to milestone acceptance rather than smooth monthly billing. That mechanism is a plausible explanation for why a single month posted 58.89% year-on-year growth atop a fifth consecutive month of sequential gains — the results likely reflect a backlog of projects clearing technical milestones in the second half, not necessarily a new demand run rate. The indicator worth watching next is whether monthly growth holds once the current wave of milestone-linked ASIC and AI software projects has been fully recognized; a deceleration at that point would suggest the recent gains were a timing effect of project accounting rather than a structural shift in order volume.
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