TSMC (TSM.N): Our strategy is to expand our global manufacturing base.

Chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association: The impact of ending negative interest rates on companies will be limited and may help alleviate the depreciation of the yen.

TSMC (TSM.N) CFO: The company has good capabilities to meet the growth in artificial intelligence-related demand.

TSMC (TSM.N) CFO: Revenue from 3-nanometer technology is expected to more than triple this year, and customers are expected to have strong long-term demand for 3-nanometer technology.

TSMC (TSM.N) CFO: In U.S. dollar terms, revenue growth in 2024 will be in the range of 20% to 25%.

TSMC (TSM.N) CFO: Inventories will return to healthy levels in 2024.

TSMC (TSM.N) CFO: TSMC’s sales compound annual growth rate is expected to be 15% to 20% in the next few years.

TSMC (TSM.N): 70-80% of this year’s capital expenditures will be spent on advanced technologies.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSM.N) expects capital expenditures of $28 billion to $32 billion in 2024, compared with market forecasts of $28.86 billion.

TSMC (TSM.N): Capacity utilization is expected to increase throughout the year.

TSMC (TSM.N): It expects gross profit margin in the first quarter to be 52% to 54%.

TSMC (TSM.N): Expects first-quarter sales of $18 billion to $18.8 billion.

Turkish metal unions reach wage agreement, ending strike.

Maersk: Our teams will continue to closely monitor the situation in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden regions.

TSMC (TSM.N): N3 expansion helped business growth in the fourth quarter.

Maersk: Based on the current situation in the Red Sea, the closure of some ports will lead to an increase in the density of remaining terminals. Customers are requested to pick up cargo as soon as possible after unloading to support liquidity.

India’s Civil Aviation Minister: The Air India fleet will grow to more than 2,000 aircraft in the next ten years, from currently about 700 aircraft.

TSMC (TSM.N) Q4 revenue was NT$6,225.3 billion, compared with market expectations of NT$617.93 billion and the previous value of NT$625.532 billion.

India’s Civil Aviation Minister: By 2030, it plans to increase the number of airports and heliports from the current 150 to more than 200.