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Sees FY26 revenue NT$241.99B-NT$243.68B. The company said, "For 2026, the Company expects its total revenue to increase by NT$ 5.88~NT$7.57 billion, or 2.5%~3.2%, to NT$241.99~NT$243.68 billion as compared to the un-audited consolidated total revenue of 2025. Operating costs and expenses for 2026 are expected to increase by NT$6.54~NT$7.01 billion, or 3.5%~3.7%, to NT$193.99~NT$194.46 billion as compared to the prior year. Income from operations is expected to range from a decrease of NT$0.41 to an increase of NT$1.11 billion, or -0.8%~2.3% to NT$48.14~NT$49.66 billion as compared to the prior year. Income before income tax, net income attributable to stockholders of the parent and net earnings per share are expected to be NT$48.71~NT$50.23 billion, NT$37.39~NT$38.94 billion and NT$4.82~NT$5.02, respectively, representing a decrease of NT$0.03 to an increase of NT$1.55 billion, a decrease of NT$1.30 to an increase of NT$ 0.25 billion and a decrease of NT$0.17 to an increase of NT$0.03 respectively, year over year."

Reports Q4 revenue NT$65.65B vs. NT$65.3B last year. "We concluded 2025 with strong momentum, delivering our highest fourth quarter revenue in nearly a decade at NT$65.65 billion and achieving full year results that met or exceeded all upper end guidance," stated Chih-Cheng Chien, chairman and CEO of Chunghwa Telecom. "Full year revenue reached an all-time high, rising 2.7% year over year, supported by continued strength in our core businesses and steady expansion in the ICT sector. Full year EPS reached an eight-year high at NT$4.99, while in the fourth quarter EPS of NT$1.20 also marked a ten-year high for the fourth quarter. These results reflect the resilience of our operations and the disciplined execution of our long-term strategy focused on digital innovation and operational excellence."

Nokia (NOK) announced that it has been selected by Chunghwa Telecom (CHT), in a one-year extension deal that will modernize its 5G network across the central and southern regions of Taiwan. The project aims to boost the performance, capacity, and energy efficiency of CHT's 5G network. Deployment is underway and expected to last twelve months. Nokia will upgrade CHT's network with solutions from its 5G AirScale portfolio, including baseband, Massive MIMO radios, and Remote Radio Head products. This includes Nokia's Massive MIMO Habrok radios in both 32 TRX and 64 TRX versions to cover all use cases and deployment scenarios. The deal includes Nokia's AirScale Pandion portfolio of FDD multiband remote radio heads. All of these solutions are powered by Nokia's ReefShark System-on-Chip technology. Nokia will also provide services, including digital deployment, optimization, and technical support services. CHT will also utilize Nokia's intelligent AI-powered MantaRay solutions portfolio. The deal includes MantaRay NM for improved network monitoring and management and MantaRay SON, a network optimization and automation platform that uses self-configuring modules to boost network performance and efficiency. As part of the deal, Nokia will deploy its 7250 interconnect router to support baseband aggregation at the sites, offering the necessary scale and performance to cater to CHT's business services' growing demand and requirements. The deal will see Nokia continue its long-term vendor partnership with CHT which has been in place from the deployment of 2G networks to the 5G era.