Macquarie Raises TSMC Price Target to NT$2,550
- Rating
- Outperform
- Unchanged
- Target
- NT$2,550
- from NT$2,400 (+6%)

What the analyst said
Macquarie analyst Arthur Lai raised the price target on TSMC (2330:TT) (NYSE: TSM) to NT$2,550.00 (from NT$2,400.00) while maintaining an Outperform rating.
“AI pricing power now offsets the consumer electronics slump in 2026. N2 volume started in 2025; global N3 expansion underway with new fabs in Taiwan (1H27), US (2H27), and Japan (2028).
2026 capex is tracking at the US$56bn high end to lock in advanced tools and packaging for insatiable AI demand… Valuation: We lift our TP 6% to NT$2,550, from NT$2,400, based on an unchanged 21x 2027E PE target multiple, justified by a 37% EPS CAGR in 2024-28E.”
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Track record
Firm track recordToo early to score Macquarie: price targets are 12-month calls and fewer than 5 of its targets are a year old. 6 of its 11 open targets have already been reached. How we score
Macquarie on TSMC
Macquarie price targets on TSMC
5 calls from January 16, 2026 to October 7, 2026. The target went from NT$2,400 to NT$4,410 (+84%). The rating stayed Buy.
- October 7, 2026Target raised from NT$4,200 (+5%)BuyNT$4,410
- July 17, 2026Target raised from NT$3,380 (+24%)BuyNT$4,200
- June 22, 2026Target raised from NT$2,550 (+33%)BuyNT$3,380
- April 16, 2026 This noteTarget raised from NT$2,400 (+6%)BuyNT$2,550
- January 16, 2026Earliest call shownBuyNT$2,400




