Shunji-KY to Resume Normal Trading and Margin Trading Starting Tomorrow, Accelerate Transformation and Introduce New Equipment

Shunji - KY (1591-TW) has completed the re-submission of its 2026 first quarter financial report and, following an announcement by the Taiwan Stock Exchange, Shunji - KY's common stock will resume normal trading and margin trading starting tomorrow (22nd). Shunji - KY's revenue for January-June 2026 was NT$2.53 billion, a 4.17-fold increase year-on-year, demonstrating continuous operational improvements. The company also announced plans to accelerate its transformation into semiconductor equipment.

Shunji - KY's latest financial report shows that its first quarter revenue for 2026 was NT$1.32 billion, with a gross margin of 31.69% and a net loss of NT$44.82 million, or NT$1.18 per share. The main reason for the loss was the recognition of an expected credit loss of NT$42.18 million from its Shanghai subsidiary, related to uncollected receivables from equipment sales. Shunji - KY noted that the customer has arranged a payment plan, which may be recovered in the second half of the year.

Shunji - KY Chairman Hu De-li stated that the company is currently working with multiple equipment and material partners to advance future collaborations. It is expected that overall production capacity and operational scale will steadily improve. The company plans to introduce key equipment such as three-in-one wafer probe testing machines, multi-focus wafer laser cutting equipment, high-depth-of-field exposure machines, and core substrate materials for memory.

Originally engaged in the industrial nail business, Shunji - KY is now transforming into semiconductor-related businesses. Currently, Shunji - KY adopts an integrated strategy of 'equipment, materials, and manufacturing platform,' enabling equipment not only to be delivered but also to directly participate in product manufacturing and mass production processes. This can further improve introduction efficiency, yield, and commercialization speed.