Delta Electronics Approves NT$11.6 Dividend; Chairman Cheng Ping: Dynamically Adjusting AI and EV Layouts

Central News Agency, Taipei, May 28. Delta Electronics held its shareholders' meeting today. Benefiting from AI, Delta's 2025 net profit reached a record NT$60.1 billion, with an EPS of NT$23.14. The meeting approved a cash dividend of NT$11.6 per share. Chairman Cheng Ping stated that while the global market faces uncertainties like US tariffs and high interest rates, AI applications continue to drive growth, supporting Taiwan's tech exports and investments. Addressing concerns about a potential AI slowdown, Cheng noted that Delta's four business units—power and components, automation, infrastructure, and transportation—have long-term plans to reduce reliance on any single market. Cheng pointed out that as AI computing demand rises, data centers face power and space challenges. Delta is working closely with chip suppliers and cloud clients on AI power and cooling solutions. Regarding EVs, Cheng admitted the industry is in an adjustment phase due to high costs and infrastructure delays, but remains optimistic about the long-term trend. Delta will dynamically adjust its layout, strengthening AI data center power and liquid cooling while stabilizing the EV business.