Synnex announced its March and first-quarter 2026 revenue results. Supported by strong AI-driven demand, the Enterprise Solutions and Semiconductor businesses together exceeded NT$20 billion in March, driving consolidated revenue to NT$56.1 billion, up 64% year over year and setting a new all-time monthly record. 

Kee Ong, Chief Executive Officer of SYNNEX Group, was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award by National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) on March 20, in recognition of his outstanding achievements in corporate leadership and management.

Synnex announced its 2025 financial results, reporting consolidated revenue of NT$411.2 billion for the full year, the third-highest level in its history. Net profit after tax reached NT$8.5 billion, with earnings per share (EPS) of NT$5.08. The board also approved a dividend of NT$4.2 per share. Implying a dividend yield of about 6.1% based on the recent closing price.

Synnex began 2026 with strong operating momentum, extending the robust performance achieved in the second half of last year. Consolidated revenue for January surpassed the NT$40 billion threshold to reach NT$40.7 billion,

Bestcom, a subsidiary of Synnex Group with long-standing expertise in enterprise solutions, has launched the “AI Solution Acceleration Platform.”

Peter Marrs, President of Dell Technologies APJC, recently visited Synnex Group headquarters with Terence Liao, General Manager of Taiwan.

Driven by the continued expansion of AI-related applications and a clear recovery in the memory industry starting in the second half of 2025, Synnex's operating momentum strengthened significantly toward year-end.

Synnex reported consolidated revenue of NT$47.0 billion in December, marking the second-highest monthly level on record. Revenue increased 14% year-over-year and 13% month-over-month

Synnex reported consolidated revenue of NT$41.4 billion for November 2025, representing a strong 16% year-over-year increase and marking another record high for the month. On a constant-currency basis, revenue grew 22%. Performance was solid across the Semiconductor business and the Taiwan and Australia & New Zealand regions, with both the Semiconductor business and Taiwan delivering growth of over 50%.