Delta Electronics, a maker of power and cooling components, reported October consolidated revenue of NT$74.666B, up 30.1% from a year earlier, and the announcement gives no product breakdown.

Concept illustration: a large billboard on a building's roof shows two stacks of flat discs standing on one horizontal line, a shorter white stack on the left and a taller brick-red stack on the right, set against a pale pink panel. Below the billboard's support struts, the building's front carries a sign with a blue triangle mark and the lettering DELTA ELECTRONICS, above rows of windows. Printed on the image: +30.1% Oct revenue vs. year ago, Delta self-compiled.

AI data-center power demand is the usual outside explanation, but Delta's self-compiled monthly revenue can't show how much of the growth comes from AI. September revenue was NT$65.400B, so October was up 14.2% on September. January-to-October revenue was NT$614.334B, up 36.3% on the same period last year (Taiwan Stock Exchange, 2026-11-09). Monthly revenue isn't reviewed by auditors, and the announcement doesn't state the effect of exchange rates. Next to watch: whether Delta gives the revenue share of AI power products at its fourth-quarter earnings call. How we checked →

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