Syntec's AI-server machining equipment hit about 30% of revenue in H1 2026, profit rose 174.8% YoY, and it targets over 10% from robotics by 2030.
How big is Syntec's AI-server machining business now?
Syntec Technology (新代科技) says AI-server-related machining equipment now accounts for about 30% of its businessCITE:E1. Chairman Tsai Yu-keng said the AI-server-related processing and component equipment application ratio was about 30% in the first half of 2026, up sharply from roughly 10%-20% in 2025CITE:E4. Tsai added that he expects related revenue to keep growingCITE:E4.
What is Syntec's robotics growth target through 2030?
Syntec targets more than 10% of revenue from brain-stem-controller-based robotics applications by 2030CITE:E2. Tsai laid out the trajectory: the segment's revenue share was about 2% in 2025, is forecast to reach 4% this year, and is projected to exceed 10% by 2030CITE:E3.
How did Syntec's financial results perform in the first half?
Syntec posted record first-half profit alongside triple-digit revenue growthCITE:E8. The company's self-reported combined revenue for January-July was NT$15.994 billion, up 95.42% year over yearCITE:E8. First-half net profit attributable to the parent company reached NT$2.969 billion, up 174.8% from the same period in 2025, with EPS of NT$42.53CITE:E9. Second-quarter net profit alone was NT$1.895 billion, up 76.4% quarter over quarter and 216.6% year over year, a single-quarter record, with EPS of NT$27.15CITE:E10.
| Metric | Value |
|---|
| Jan-Jul revenue | NT$15.994 billion, +95.42% YoY |
| H1 net profit | NT$2.969 billion, +174.8% YoY |
| H1 EPS | NT$42.53 |
| Q2 net profit | NT$1.895 billion, +76.4% QoQ, +216.6% YoY |
| Q2 EPS | NT$27.15 |
How is Syntec's business still structured today?
Controller-based equipment for electric vehicles, low-altitude economy, 3C consumer electronics, mold cutting, general machinery and engineering still makes up about 70% of Syntec's overall businessCITE:E7. Controllers overall still account for about 90% of revenue, and Syntec expects AI-server backend automated laser processing and robotics deployment to become its next major growth engineCITE:E14.
What technology backs Syntec's metal-processing solutions?
Syntec's high-end motion controllers deliver 6,000 actions per second, a precision and speed level it has carried over into roboticsCITE:E12. At a recent exhibition, Syntec showed a full solution combining its own controller, a Lianda robotic arm and a Zhengcuo laser head that resolves leak risk in the welding of dissimilar-metal cooling pipes, an issue traditional welding struggles withCITE:E11. Syntec representative Zhuo Ziyun said the controller enables a robotic "dexterous hand" to move 20 joints simultaneously without commands conflicting or locking upCITE:E12.
How fast are customers adopting Syntec's solutions?
Syntec's solutions have already been deployed at a semiconductor equipment maker after proof-of-concept testing with multiple Taiwanese manufacturersCITE:E13. Customers have since replicated the production lines to China, Malaysia and the United StatesCITE:E13.
What are Syntec's expansion and pricing plans?
Syntec is building a new plant in Malaysia, scheduled for completion in the first half of 2027CITE:E5. Tsai said the plant is meant to build supply-chain resilience and serve automation customers in the ASEAN marketCITE:E5. Tsai also said Syntec currently has no plan to raise prices, and hopes second-half performance can match the first half, while noting that the broader business outlook depends on geopolitical developmentsCITE:E6.
What did Syntec unveil in AI assistants?
Syntec showcased an "AI assistant" for the first time, letting operators issue instructions in everyday spoken languageCITE:E15. The system automatically recognizes the conditions in the spoken command and translates them into code the controller can executeCITE:E15.
Across Syntec's own figures, two growth tracks are moving at different speeds: AI-server machining equipment already reached about 30% of business within the first half, up from roughly 10%-20% in 2025CITE:E4, while controller-based robotics applications remain far earlier, at 2% in 2025 and a guided 4% for 2026 against a 10% target for 2030CITE:E3CITE:E2. Both are still layered on top of a base where controllers account for about 90% of overall revenueCITE:E14, even as first-half profit grew 174.8% and second-quarter profit hit a record with 216.6% year-over-year growthCITE:E9CITE:E10.