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BigGo Finance and other reports confirm MediaTek June 2026 revenue of NT$58.01B (up 22.3% MoM, 2.8% YoY) beating Q2 guidance, with quarterly total NT$152.18B.

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MediaTek June revenue beats forecast, lifts Q2 outlook

MediaTek reported June 2026 revenue of NT$58.012 billion, beating the top end of its forecast and driving second-quarter revenue to NT$152.183 billion. The beat reinforces expectations for seasonal growth in the second half of the year.

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MediaTek June revenue beats forecast, lifts Q2 outlook
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MediaTek reported June revenue of NT$58.012 billion that topped its forecast, up 22.3 percent month over month. The result pushed second-quarter revenue to NT$152.183 billion above guidance. The beat raises the quarterly outlook and reinforces expectations for building seasonal demand in consumer and communications markets during the second half.

MediaTek has reported June 2026 revenue that exceeded the top end of its forecast, reinforcing expectations for seasonal growth in the second half of the year.

MediaTek posts June revenue above forecast. The Taiwan chip designer recorded NT$58.012 billion (US$1.81 billion) in June 2026 revenue. That figure rose 22.30 percent month over month and 2.80 percent year over year.
The June beat follows earlier indications of supply constraints on certain products that prompted official price-hike notices.

The result contributed to second-quarter revenue of NT$152.183 billion. The quarterly total also came in above the upper bound of the company's prior guidance.

Beat signals building seasonal demand. MediaTek's performance arrived as seasonal demand builds across its markets. The company has not disclosed specific product-line breakdowns in the release.
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The June beat follows earlier indications of supply constraints on certain products that prompted official price-hike notices. Those notices targeted items facing tight availability.
Industry observers track MediaTek's results as a gauge for broader semiconductor demand trends in consumer and communications segments.

Outlook strengthens for second-half growth. The revenue surprise lifts the second-quarter outlook and supports projections for continued momentum later in 2026. Industry observers track MediaTek's results as a gauge for broader semiconductor demand trends in consumer and communications segments.
The company has not issued a revised full-year forecast at this time. Further updates are expected as the second half progresses.
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