Taiwanese cooling parts maker Auras Technology is booming on AI demand, good news for shareholders who have ridden the stock up sharply in recent weeks.

• July profit more than doubled from a year earlier, with monthly revenue hitting a record.
• The stock has climbed more than 35% since late August, though it pulled back with the wider Taiwan market.
• Growth is coming from joining Nvidia's liquid-cooling plate supply chain plus rising demand for custom AI chips.
• Management expects sales to grow 70% this year, with liquid cooling making up 60% of revenue.
• The rapid run-up drew regulator attention, and the exchange put the stock under trading restrictions and forced it to publish its own profit figures.

Outlook: Liquid cooling is expected to reach 70–80% of revenue next year as AI server demand keeps building.