"Our core business is likely to be better than last year, while the performances of our affiliated businesses have risen, so we should see a great rise in first half results," Koo Cheng-yun told Reuters on the sidelines of a forum in Taipei.
Koo said based on expected strong first-half results and continued growth, he expects full-year net profit to exceed that of last year, when the company’s earnings hit a record high.
