Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (TSM) said it expects next year to be a record year. "Setting a record year in 2010 is TSMC's internal target and should not be viewed as a financial forecast," said Ho.
"What Chairman Chang has referred to as TSMC's profit record was the net profit set in 2006. However, he has also indicated internally that this profit goal will be adjusted by employee profit sharing expensing, which is currently 15% of net income. Using 2006 net income of NT$127 billion, the profit record that TSMC aims to break in 2010 will be NT$108 billion."
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