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Chunghwa Telecom Co Ltd
Chunghwa Telecom is Taiwan’s largest telecom provider. It sells mobile phone service, home internet, fixed-line voice, and business connectivity through its own nationwide network. For everyday users, it is the company behind the phone plans, broadband lines, and bundled communication services many households use. Its main customers are consumers, small businesses, large companies, and government agencies. The company makes money mostly from monthly service fees, usage charges, and contracts for enterprise network services such as leased lines, data connections, and cloud-related services. It also earns from wholesale network access and related telecom services. What makes Chunghwa Telecom different is its role as a core utility in Taiwan’s communications system. It owns the network infrastructure that carries voice and data traffic across the island, so it sits at the center of the value chain rather than just reselling services. That gives it a business built on long-term customer relationships, essential connectivity, and steady demand for communication services.
Chunghwa Telecom is Taiwan’s largest telecom provider. It sells mobile phone service, home internet, fixed-line voice, and business connectivity through its own nationwide network. For everyday users, it is the company behind the phone plans, broadband lines, and bundled communication services many households use.
Its main customers are consumers, small businesses, large companies, and government agencies. The company makes money mostly from monthly service fees, usage charges, and contracts for enterprise network services such as leased lines, data connections, and cloud-related services. It also earns from wholesale network access and related telecom services.
What makes Chunghwa Telecom different is its role as a core utility in Taiwan’s communications system. It owns the network infrastructure that carries voice and data traffic across the island, so it sits at the center of the value chain rather than just reselling services. That gives it a business built on long-term customer relationships, essential connectivity, and steady demand for communication services.
Record quarter: Chunghwa Telecom said first-quarter 2026 revenue reached TWD 59.99 billion, a first-quarter record, and all key metrics came in above quarterly guidance.
ICT strength: Growth was led by strong ICT demand, especially IDC, cloud and AIoT, with management saying AI-related business is becoming a bigger driver.
Profitability: Operating income rose 4.6%, EPS increased from TWD 1.26 to TWD 1.3, and EBITDA was stable at TWD 23.3 billion.
Mobile leadership: The company kept its mobile market lead, with mobile revenue market share at 41.1% and 5G subscriber share at 39.4%.
CapEx shift: First-quarter CapEx fell to TWD 4.55 billion, while management said nonmobile CapEx is rising in 2026 because of AIDC construction and undersea cable investment.
Dividend and ESG: The board set a 2025 cash dividend of TWD 5.2 per share, and management highlighted continued top-tier ESG rankings.
