Y-S Electronic (6418.TW) reported August revenue of NT$93.353 million, an increase of 49.79% from a year earlier, despite a 3.64% decline from July. Revenue for the first eight months reached NT$626 million, up 22.65% year-over-year and the company's strongest result for the period in nearly nine years. Industrial control and 3C customers drove simultaneous growth in connectors and cable assemblies. Connectors accounted for 47% of eight-month revenue and cable assemblies 37%; their combined share exceeded 80%. Cable assembly revenue rose 35.65%, substantially faster than connector revenue, which grew 9.64%. After joining Sun Yad Group in 2025, Y-S Electronic has gained support in manufacturing automation, technology research and development, and international quality certification. The company is pursuing IATF 16949 automotive and ISO 13485 medical-device certifications while expanding into automotive electronics, medical devices, machine vision and critical systems for financial and voting machines. For the fourth quarter of 2026, it plans to accelerate expansion into AI servers, automotive electronics, medical devices and high-end communications, while maintaining its 3C and industrial-control businesses. Institutional investors said AI-server demand for high-speed connectors and cable harnesses is increasing, although certification cycles and customer onboarding could delay revenue contributions. If existing demand remains stable and the automotive and medical certifications are secured, full-year revenue is expected to maintain double-digit growth.