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Gain real-time insights into Taiwan listed companies' monthly revenue performance before financial reports are released.Taiwan listed companies disclose the previous month’s sales figures by the 10th of each month.

Gain real-time insights into Taiwan listed companies' monthly revenue performance before financial reports are released.Taiwan listed companies disclose the previous month’s sales figures by the 10th of each month.

Gain real-time insights into Taiwan listed companies' monthly revenue performance before financial reports are released.Taiwan listed companies disclose the previous month’s sales figures by the 10th of each month.

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According to the latest data compiled from 2023 annual reports of Taiwan's listed companies by TEJ Group Observer, the total asset size of Taiwan's top 100 business groups continues to grow, albeit at a significantly slower pace compared to previous years, with an annual increase of only 3%. Under the influence of the global economic downturn, the revenue and profit figures of these top 100 groups have shown a significant decline compared to 2022, with revenue falling by 7.9% and operating profit plunging by 25%.

Have you ever heard someone say that a certain company is about to repurchase its treasury stock, prompting friends around you to shout: "Hurry and join the buyers! The stock is about to soar, and if you don’t get in now, when will you?" Have you ever wondered why they say that? What exactly is treasury stock, and how is it different from outstanding shares? Why would a company buy back its own stock?

In corporate governance and corporate operations, the proportion of shares held by directors and supervisors (Directors' Holdings) is considered an important indicator that not only reflects the confidence of the company's management in the future development of the company but may also affect investors' expectations of the company's future performance. In Taiwan, the level of Directors' Holdings has long been a focus of market participants' attention because it involves the adjustment of interests within the company, the distribution of control, and the trust of external investors. However, effectively interpreting and utilizing such information may be a significant challenge for the average investor. TEJ Taiwan Economic News will introduce Directors' Holdings in detail, explain their impact on a company, and how to find relevant shareholding information through various channels. This will help readers better understand the meaning of Directors' Holdings and use it as an important basis for corporate analyses.

Ａccording to the Security and Exchange Act, within the first ten days of each calendar month publicly announce and register with the Competent Authority the operating status for the month. In addition to the real-time information of monthly revenue compared with financial reports, it can also assist investors in tracking company fundamentals during the window period of yearly financial reports. Therefore, monthly revenue information has become one of the most important reference indicators for investors to grasp changes in the company’s fundamentals.