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Taiwan Semiconductor's Q2 sales increased by 40% year-on-year, and the lower limit of the annual capital expenditure guidance has been raised.
Expected full-year capital expenditures of $30-32 billion, with upwardly revised sales growth expectations of above the mid-point range at 20% in terms of US dollars.
"Dahsing" Goldman Sachs raises Taiwan Semiconductor's (TSM.US) target price to $227 and continues to list it as a conviction buy.
Goldman Sachs released a report stating that Taiwan Semiconductor's (TSM.US) Q2 performance largely met expectations. At the corporate briefing held on the 18th, investors were focused on pricing strategies and the growth prospects for advanced encapsulation. The management team's tone regarding next year's price outlook was more positive than the bank's original estimate, believing that there is a greater possibility of raising its long-term gross margin target under the company's strong bargaining power and leadership position. The bank raised its profit forecast for TSMC from 2021 to 2026 by 7.1%, 8.4%, and 6.1%, respectively, to reflect Q2 performance, higher prices, and gross margin assumptions, and expect Q3 revenue
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Wei Zhejia, director and CEO of Taiwan Semiconductor, said that the main reason for raising the annual capital expenditure guidance is to consider higher growth opportunities. The part of the revenue that exceeds the guidance in this quarter mainly benefits from the demand for N3 and N5 processes.