BenQ Materials stock falls 1.76 percent as Q2 loss narrows

Published on 09/23/2026 at 20:50 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

BenQ Materials stock posted TWD 4,945.557 million in Q2 revenue, up 8.8 percent from Q1. The quarterly net loss narrowed to TWD 102.357 million.

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BenQ Materials stock (ISIN TW0008215005) fell 1.76 percent to TWD 27.85 on the Taiwan Stock Exchange on September 23, 2026. The move came as the company entered the market's view with Q2 2026 revenue of TWD 4,945.557 million and a narrower quarterly loss.

Revenue rises from Q1

BenQ Materials generated TWD 4,945.557 million in revenue in Q2 2026, compared with TWD 4,546.266 million in Q1. That represents an 8.8 percent quarter-over-quarter increase, according to Investing.com.

The improvement was visible below the revenue line as well. BenQ Materials reported a net loss of TWD 102.357 million in Q2 2026, compared with a TWD 204.294 million loss in Q1, narrowing the deficit by 49.9 percent.

Materials portfolio sets the frame

BenQ Materials produces functional films, battery materials and medical products, according to Reuters. That portfolio gives the quarterly revenue comparison more weight than a single-product reading because the company serves several materials applications.

The Q2 figures also show a mixed operating signal. Revenue increased by TWD 399.291 million from Q1, while the net loss remained material at TWD 102.357 million, leaving profitability as the key counterpoint to the sales improvement.

Stock remains below yearly high

At TWD 27.85 on September 23, 2026, the stock stood TWD 5.55 below its 52-week high of TWD 33.40, a gap of 16.6 percent. The 52-week low was TWD 18.25, placing the latest price TWD 9.60 above that level.

BenQ Materials had a market capitalization of TWD 8,930,798,750 on September 23, 2026. The combination of a 1.76 percent daily decline, higher Q2 revenue and a narrower loss leaves the share performance tied closely to whether improving sales can translate into sustained profitability.