Flytech Technology (6206) Reports Record-Breaking Q1 Earnings; April Revenue Surges 44%; Subsidiary Berry AI Expands U.S. Footprint

Flytech Technology (6206.TW), a global leader in IPC solutions, today announced its consolidated financial results for the first quarter of 2026 and its monthly revenue for April. The company delivered a record-breaking performance, with gross margin, operating income, pre-tax net income, and earnings per share (EPS) all reaching historical quarterly highs.

Q1 2026 Financial Highlights 

Flytech reported a stellar first quarter driven by an optimized product and customer mix, achieving consolidated revenue of NT$1.51 billion, representing a 39% increase QoQ and an 11% increase YoY. Profitability hit new milestones with a gross profit of NT$689 million, a gross margin of 45.6%, and an operating income of NT$424 million, resulting in an operating margin of 28.1%. Pre-tax net income surged to NT$443 million, a 65% increase QoQ, ultimately driving earnings per share (EPS) to a record single-quarter high of NT$2.51.

April Revenue Performance 

The company's core business continues to demonstrate strong growth momentum into the second quarter. April consolidated revenue reached NT$641 million, reflecting a significant 44% increase YoY and an 18% increase MoM. Total cumulative revenue for the first four months of 2026 (January–April) reached NT$2.15 billion, marking a 19% increase compared to the same period last year.

AI Strategic Breakthrough: Berry AI Partners with Culver’s 

Beyond its core hardware success, Flytech’s AI software subsidiary, Berry AI, achieved a significant milestone by securing Culver’s, a major U.S. fast-food chain, as a key client. Following the successful large-scale deployment with Zaxbys, Berry AI will now implement its Vision AI solutions across more than 1,000 Culver’s locations nationwide. Berry AI’s revenue surpassed the NT$100 million threshold last year, and this new partnership is expected to contribute long-term recurring revenue.

Flytech remains optimistic about its growth trajectory, supported by strong market demand and integrated hardware-software capabilities. The Culver’s project, commencing in Q2, will not only provide stable recurring software income but also establish a standardized framework for expansion into other global chains. This strategic shift is expected to drive the Flytech’s "second curve" of growth.