Industry Analysis
The increased stake by Spire Wealth Management underscores sustained demand for AI chips, with NVIDIA’s upcoming Feynman platform expected to drive 2nm chip orders at TSMC, strengthening the upstream EUV and materials supply chain. Despite SoftBank’s sell-off, institutional inflows reflect confidence in TSMC’s technological moat and earnings stability. Geopolitical tensions, especially between China and the US, are pushing TSMC to navigate supply chain reconfiguration, particularly through its joint venture with Sony in Japan, which could reshape global capacity allocation. Competitors like Samsung are accelerating advanced process development, but TSMC’s early-mover advantage and customer loyalty maintain its leadership. Over the next 12-24 months, rising AI compute demand will likely boost TSMC’s CapEx, while its dividend policy may attract long-term investors, though valuation pressure may intensify as growth moderates.
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