Taiwan Mobile held its 2026 Annual General Meeting on May 29, highlighting strong financial performance and the success of its AI-driven Telco+Tech transformation strategy. The company reported record-high 2025 consolidated EBITDA, a 14-year high in operating income, a 9-year high in net profit, and earnings per share (EPS) of NT$4.77, the highest in seven years. The company also approved a cash dividend of approximately NT$4.8 per share, the highest since 2019, with an industry-leading dividend yield of around 4.3%.
Taiwan Mobile Chairman Daniel Tsai stated that AI is reshaping the telecommunications industry, driving operators to evolve from connectivity providers into key enablers of digital transformation, enterprise upgrading, and societal resilience. The company continues to advance its Telco+Tech strategy, with its three core growth engines contributing to sustained financial performance and long-term shareholder value creation.
The company’s governance and sustainability efforts continue to receive international recognition. Taiwan Mobile was named a Most Honored Company for four consecutive years in Extel’s All Asia (ex Japan) rankings and for five consecutive years in the Rest of Asia (ex China) rankings, remaining the only Taiwanese telecom operator to receive this distinction. The company also maintains ESG-linked executive compensation, with 100% of variable pay tied to sustainability performance.
Under its Telco, Telco+, and Telco+Tech strategy, Taiwan Mobile is integrating AI, mobility, e-commerce, fintech, content, and sustainability services to expand its ecosystem. Internal AI adoption initiatives have improved operational efficiency, including AI-powered sales and customer service systems that have increased conversion and self-service satisfaction rates.
In enterprise services, Taiwan Mobile is scaling AI, ICT, cybersecurity, and ESG solutions, driving strong growth in B2B revenue. The company has also launched AI-based solutions including its proprietary ASR model myVoca and GenAI-powered enterprise tools.
In infrastructure, Taiwan Mobile continues to expand AI computing capabilities through its AIDC and GPU-as-a-Service offerings, deploying NVIDIA Blackwell architecture and building an ecosystem of over 90 partners to support enterprise AI workloads.
The company is also advancing telecom and digital financial services, including TWEX, its virtual asset exchange, which continues to grow its user base. Additional services in e-commerce and fintech recorded strong growth in early 2026.
In sustainability, Taiwan Mobile increased renewable energy usage to approximately 19% in 2025 and continues to lead peers in green power adoption. The company has been included in S&P Global’s Sustainability Yearbook for nine consecutive years and ranked among the top 5% globally for seven years.
Looking ahead, Taiwan Mobile will continue to strengthen its AI-powered Telco+Tech strategy, balancing profitability, shareholder returns, digital trust, and sustainability to deliver long-term value for all stakeholders.