Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., the world's largest contract chipmaker, reported a 68% surge in June revenue ahead of its second-quarter earnings report, CNBC reported. The company disclosed its June and first-half 2026 revenue figures as investors look for signs of how long the industry's boom can continue.
The strong showing from TSMC contrasted with a rough session for South Korea's SK Hynix, whose shares tumbled more than 10% in Seoul on Monday, CNBC reported. CNBC's report did not specify the cause of the decline, and further details were not immediately available.
— Compiled from reporting by CNBC.