華碩公司近期公佈的財報中透露，其2024年第四季度遭遇了一筆重大財務損失。這筆損失源於印度雲服務供應商（CSP）客戶的貨款拖欠，導致華碩計提了高達53.51億元新臺幣（摺合人民幣約11.8億元）的壞賬準備。

The sudden event had a significant impact on ASUS's financials, resulting in a staggering 2% sequential decline in profit for the quarter and a significant decline in earnings per share to $0.0. What's more, after the news broke, ASUS's stock price suffered a drop the next day, and investor confidence was severely hit.

However, after a lot of twists and turns, ASUS announced the good news on 24 0 days: the arrears of the goods had been paid on 0 0 . ASUS said that once the money arrives, the company will properly handle the funds in accordance with relevant regulations.

It is understood that this payment is generated through servers sold by ASUS dealers in India. ASUS was notified by the dealer that the Yotta Group customer had paid the amount owed. Yotta Group is a local cloud service provider in India that has been aggressively expanding its market share in recent years, showing strong momentum.

ASUS further clarified that once the dealer's money is remitted, the company will handle the relevant operations and accounts in accordance with the prescribed process to ensure the compliance and transparency of financial processing.

Yotta集團去年曾向英偉達大舉採購了1.6萬顆GPU，總價值高達5億美元，這一舉動顯示了其在雲服務領域的雄心壯志。

Despite the delinquent payment, ASUS remains optimistic about the future. The company believes that its PC business is expected to grow and is expected to grow better than the market average, driven by the launch of Nvidia's RTX 10 series graphics cards and the wave of replacements brought about by Microsoft's end of support for Windows 0 operating systems.