Chang Yuan Reports June 2026 Revenue of NT$987 Million (Up +33.9% YoY)

Company Code: 2030 Company Name: Chang Yuan Industry: Steel Industry Reporting Month: June 2026 Monthly Revenue: NT$986,869 thousand (NT$987 million) Year-over-Year Change: +33.9%

Keywords: Monthly Revenue, Steel Industry

Chang Yuan announced consolidated revenue of NT$986,869 thousand (approximately NT$987 million) for June 2026, representing a significant 33.9% increase compared to NT$737,000 thousand in the same month of the previous year. This growth is attributed to recovering demand for steel products in the automotive and construction sectors, as well as the company’s strategic shift toward high-value-added products.

In recent years, green infrastructure investments and rising demand for structural materials in electric vehicles (EVs) have driven increased need for high-strength, durable specialty steels. Chang Yuan has proactively responded to these market trends by enhancing production efficiency and quality control, resulting in improved on-time delivery rates and customer satisfaction.

Exports to Southeast Asian markets have also remained robust, particularly supplying infrastructure development projects in Vietnam and Thailand. The company plans to continue leveraging growth opportunities in emerging markets.

Financially, gross and operating profit margins are expected to exceed the previous year, supported by revenue growth, improved inventory turnover, and stabilized raw material prices. Given the strong performance in the first half of 2026, market analysts are discussing the possibility of an upward revision to the full-year earnings forecast.

Looking ahead, Chang Yuan has prioritized smart factory transformation and carbon neutrality initiatives. The company aims to reduce CO2 emissions by 25% at major plants by 2027 compared to 2020 levels, through renewable energy adoption and optimization of electric furnace processes.

In its message to investors, the company emphasizes balancing sustainable growth with shareholder returns, planning to maintain stable dividends while increasing retained earnings for future capital expenditures.