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Steepest revenue declines in Taiwan (top 50)
The 50 lowest year-on-year monthly revenue growth rates across the Taiwan market for 2026-07, out of 1,967 tickers with a valid reading. The steepest decline is 6901 at -890.6%.
Revenue month 2026-07. 中文版 (Chinese)
Before you read this list
A revenue decline does not necessarily mean a declining business
This is the mirror image of the high end: a company that recognised one large one-off amount in the same month last year will print something close to -100% simply by returning to normal, with nothing wrong in the underlying business. Project-based revenue — construction, shipbuilding, systems integration — behaves this way by design. What is worth attention is not one month's gap but the direction across several months, and whether the three-month average has fallen below the twelve-month average, which is what weakening momentum actually looks like. This list is a set of names to look into, not a conclusion.
Full ranking
The population is the 1,973 tickers that filed monthly revenue for that month; 1,967 of them had a valid year-on-year rate, 6 disclosed none and 0 were excluded because the same month a year earlier was zero, which makes the ratio meaningless. Blanks stay blank — nothing is zero-filled or carried forward from the previous month. Per-ticker revenue with its 3M and 12M averages is on revenue momentum.
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How this ranking is built
What is sorted is the filed year-on-year rate, not a derived score
Every figure comes from the monthly revenue each company files as required, sorted directly — no weighting, no adjustment, no composite score. You can re-sort the same month's raw numbers yourself and get this list back.
A zero base a year earlier is excluded, never printed as infinity
The denominator is revenue in the same month a year ago; when that is zero the ratio is mathematically undefined. Those cases are not padded with a large stand-in number or shown as an infinity symbol — they are excluded, and the count of exclusions is stated on the page.
Ties are kept as ties
Equal values share a rank. No secondary key is used to force them apart, because that would manufacture an ordering that does not exist in the data.
Every month is frozen on its own, never rewritten backwards
The list moves with each monthly filing and every month is frozen separately. A later revenue correction produces a new month rather than editing one already frozen.
Frequently asked questions
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This is data and tooling, not investment advice. The ranking is a sort of cross-sectional values for one period; it carries no judgement of quality and is not a recommendation of any kind.