
TXC is a frequency-control component maker that designs, produces and sells quartz crystal units and crystal oscillators.
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IntroductionTXC’s latest Xterniti OCXO is industry-first “frequency hysteresis” versus temperature compensation of an ASIC-based miniature OCXO using its patented design to extend holdover performance.Traditional 24-hour OCXOs have been demonstrated by high-end PPS Disciplined OCXO with aging compensation and Stratum 2 OCXO with its ultra-high stability and aging performance. Those traditional OCXOs are discrete circuitry, power..
TXC Corporation specializes in frequency components, developing, designing, producing, and selling crystal units, oscillators, and related products since 1983.
A local investment advisor upgrades TXC to a **Buy** rating and raises its price target to **NT$236**, citing surging demand for **800G and 1.6T optical modules** in high-frequency quartz applications. The firm projects **2027 earnings per share (EPS) of NT$8.44**, with AI-related revenue expected to account for **23% of total sales**, outpacing contributions from handsets. Analysts highlight AI infrastructure as a key growth driver for the company’s quartz supply chain.
Oct 2026uurl.wsNews article
TXC reports a **20% increase in net profit** to **NT$1.01 billion** for the first half of 2026, alongside **7.7% revenue growth** to **NT$7.04 billion**. The company maintains stable gross and operating margins while executing a strategic equity disposal and expanding ESG investments.
Aug 2026TradingViewNews article
TXC reports **5% year-over-year revenue growth to NT$3,339 million**, driven by foreign currency gains. However, **net profit drops 4% to NT$451 million** as gross margins shrink to 32%, offsetting proceeds from a major asset disposal. The company also continues ESG investments and approves cash dividends.
May 2026TradingViewNews article
TXC reports **5.3% revenue growth to NT$13.35 billion in 2025**, driven by expansion and investments. However, net profit **declines 15.6% to NT$1.80 billion** due to squeezed margins and heavy spending on sustainability initiatives and private placements. Auditors continue scrutinizing revenue authenticity amid financial adjustments.
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