Taiwan FPCB maker CMI targets flat 2026 revenue despite memory, CPU shortages hitting notebook demand
Flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) manufacturer Complex Micro Interconnection (CMI) reported September 2026 revenue of NT$163 million (≈ US$5.1 million), down 15.43% year-on-year, bringing consolidated revenue for the first nine months to NT$1.718 billion, a decline of 7.52%. The company attributed the weaker September performance to memory and CPU shortages, which dampened customer orders for components used in commercial and consumer notebooks.
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