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Digitimes October 30, 2026 By Eifeh Strom positive

Delta Electronics expects 4Q26 to outpace 3Q26 as customer pull-ins drive inventory, profit

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Delta Electronics expects fourth-quarter 2026 operations to improve from the third quarter, supported by artificial intelligence (AI) data center construction, said chairman Ping Cheng during an earnings call on October 29. However, material shortages are making customer construction and equipment delivery schedules harder to predict, prompting Delta to secure material supplies, maintain buffer inventory, and coordinate delivery plans with customers.
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