TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Advantech posted NT$5.84 billion (US$200.9 million) in June revenue on Monday, up 18.4% year-on-year, with strong momentum in North America and Europe helping the computer maker maintain its recovery trajectory.

While its monthly revenue dipped slightly by 0.28%, first-half 2025 revenue was NT$35.18 billion, up 23.36% from the same period last year, per CNA. Advantech CFO Chen Ching-Hsi Chen (陳清熙) said the company’s recovery remained on track despite tariffs and geopolitical tensions, per Anue.

Chen noted that all three major markets — North America, Europe, and Asia — recorded book-to-bill ratios above one, with North America showing the strongest momentum. This indicated healthy demand and continued order growth, he said.

To hedge against market risks and supply chain constraints, Advantech has increased short-term safety stock and started long-term design upgrades. The company is also working with module partners to create more flexible contract arrangements to ensure stability.

Revenue grew sharply in key regions year-on-year: North America jumped 33%, Europe 21%, Taiwan 25%, South Korea 17%, and emerging markets 56%. China and Japan saw more modest single-digit growth.

Founded in 1983, Advantech is a global leader in industrial Internet of Things, embedded systems, and edge computing. The company has invested in AI solutions for healthcare and smart cities.