UMC Reports Sales for April 2025
Revenues for April 2025
Period
2025
2024
Y/Y Change
Y/Y (%)
April
20,454,530
19,741,391
713,139
3.61%
Jan.-Apr.
78,313,487
74,373,490
3,939,997
5.30%
Expand
(*) All figures in thousands of New Taiwan Dollars (NT$), except for percentages.
(**) All figures are consolidated
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