About
Taiwan's companies, from what they actually report
Taipei Ledger is a free site in English and Japanese on the companies listed in Taiwan. It shows what they report, month by month, with the source of every figure one click away.
Taiwan makes most of the world's advanced chips and a large share of its AI servers. Its companies publish a lot: revenue every month, results every quarter, announcements and investment notices almost daily. Most of it appears only in Chinese, and much of what is written about it in English is opinion. Taipei Ledger puts the numbers themselves into English, so you can read them and make up your own mind.
What is here
- Monthly revenue for every listed company, around the 10th of each month.
- A page for every listed company, in English and Japanese.
- Supply chains: who supplies whom, each link quoting the filing it comes from.
- Institutional flows: daily buying and selling by foreign investors and funds.
- GPU rental prices across clouds and marketplaces, updated daily.
- Features that explain what the numbers show, and a free email every Friday.
How it is made
- Every figure comes from its source. Code collects the numbers from company filings, the exchanges and official statistics, and each page links to where they came from.
- AI never writes a number. AI helps translate pages into other languages and draft the wording of some articles. A checker compares every figure in that text with the data, and nothing is published until it passes.
- Information only. There are no price targets, no recommendations and no advice to buy or sell.
- Mistakes are corrected in the open. A revised report says what changed and when.
Who runs it
Hi, I'm Richard. This website grew out of a challenge I accepted one night while hanging out with friends at a bar. Why? Maybe I was bored, or maybe it was because I'd have to buy everyone a round of drinks if I lost the bet (my big mouth said I could do it). Anyhow, it took a couple of days to put everything together, with the help of AI agents.
After that, the project sort of took on a life of its own when people told me, "Hey, it looks useful, sorta."
Enjoy the site. It's free while in preview, and let me know what you'd like to see here. Thanks!
Corrections and questions
If you find a wrong figure, or there is Taiwan data you wish existed in English, reply to any of the Friday emails. I read everything.
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