Walsin Lihwa Announced October 2026 Sales Report

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announced its net operating revenue for October 2026. The company’s consolidated net operating revenue for October 2026 was NT$16.09 billion. January through October revenue for 2026 totaled NT$152.90 billion.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. Walsin Lihwa has established itself as a leading manufacturer of wires and cables in Greater China, as well as a global leader in the stainless steel industry. The company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with high-tech and energy investments.

Walsin Lihwa Announces 2026 First 3 Quarters Financial Results

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announces its consolidated financial statements of the first 3 quarters of 2026 on November 6. The consolidated net operating revenue reaches NT$136.95 billion. The consolidated operating gross profit reaches NT$9.35 billion and the consolidated operating profit is NT$0.71 billion. The net income after tax reaches NT$20.54 billion, earnings per share at NT$ 4.63.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. As a leader in the wire and cable and the stainless steel industry in the Greater China region, the company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with hi-tech and energy investments.

Walsin Lihwa Partners with Industry Leaders to Advance Taiwan’s Nuclear Energy Supply Chain

TAIPEI, Taiwan, November 3, 2026 — As the global energy transition accelerates and the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) drives up electricity demand, securing a stable power supply while cutting carbon emissions has become a central priority for energy policymakers worldwide. Nuclear power is increasingly emerging as a key option that offers both low-carbon generation and supply resilience. To capture opportunities in the global nuclear industry and consolidate the resources and technical capabilities of Taiwan’s related supply chain, Walsin Lihwa Corporation today announced that it has partnered with Century Energy Co., Ltd., Kaori Heat Treatment Co., Ltd., and Tai Fung Trading Co., Ltd. to establish Walsin Century Nuclear System Co., Ltd. (“Walsin Century Nuclear System”). The partners held a signing ceremony today, marking a forward-looking move into the nuclear energy sector.

Walsin Century Nuclear System will integrate the technical expertise and industrial resources of its partners, leveraging their complementary strengths to advance supply chain collaboration and actively pursue market opportunities in Taiwan and abroad. Walsin Lihwa brings internationally certified nuclear-grade materials capabilities and a proven supply track record, offering high-end materials including stainless steel, nickel-based alloys, tubes and pipes, and nuclear-grade cables. Century Energy has cultivated one of Taiwan’s leading teams of certified welders through its participation in the localization of the offshore wind industry. With extensive port-side facilities and dedicated heavy-cargo terminals that support the manufacturing and export of large-scale equipment, the company has also introduced ASME certification and Authorized Inspection services for nuclear facility components manufacturing provided by TÜV Rheinland. Kaori Heat Treatment has long specialized in heat transfer and thermal-fluid technologies, as well as thermal management in high-temperature, high-pressure environments. With core capabilities in metal processing, precision manufacturing, and welding, it has accumulated extensive experience in developing and manufacturing power generation systems and high-end heat exchangers. Tai Fung Trading has deep roots in energy-related markets and is actively engaged in the nuclear industry.

Nuclear power is now widely recognized around the world as an indispensable energy source. With emerging technologies such as small modular reactors (SMRs) and micro modular reactors (MMRs) advancing rapidly, nuclear supply chain integration and the development of localized capabilities have become clear industry trends. Taiwan’s past nuclear power development has built a solid industrial foundation and technical expertise, and through renewed integration, the resources invested over the past six decades can continue to deliver value. Together with trusted partners, Walsin Lihwa is building a Taiwan-based nuclear industry alliance. Drawing on its nuclear certifications and its experience and track record in materials supply, Walsin Lihwa will help its joint venture partners and the new company establish comprehensive nuclear supply chain certifications, further integrating industrial and supply capabilities. This includes leveraging its UK subsidiary’s experience working with aerospace and nuclear leader Rolls-Royce to build manufacturing, assembly, and component supply capabilities for SMR/MMR-related equipment, as well as its long-standing record of supplying European nuclear power plants in cooperation with other leading European nuclear companies, to further expand opportunities in the international nuclear industry.

“The global energy transition is prompting countries to re-examine the role of nuclear power in building resilient energy systems,” said Yu-Lon Chiao, Chairman of Walsin Lihwa. “Taiwan has a comprehensive industrial base and strong manufacturing capabilities. By further integrating key capabilities in materials, equipment manufacturing, and engineering, Taiwan has the opportunity to take part in the development of the global nuclear industry. Through this collaboration, we look forward to working with our industry partners to build a more complete supply chain platform and jointly seize new opportunities in the energy industry of the future.”

“In the future, computing power will define national strength, and there is no computing power without electricity,” said Wen-Hsiang Lai, Chairman of Century Energy. “We must therefore pursue a more diversified power mix, with nuclear, wind, solar, and gas all serving as options for large-scale generation. The Century Group has strong welding technologies and a capable team. We will contribute our expertise and work hand in hand with all our partners at Walsin Century Nuclear System to actively develop the emerging SMR market and chart a new path to meet Taiwan’s electricity needs.”

“Global energy demand and supply patterns continue to evolve, creating new opportunities for energy technology innovation and broader applications,” said Chih-Hsyong Wu, Chairman of Kaori Heat Treatment. “In response to these industry shifts, Kaori will build on its long-established expertise in heat transfer, thermal-fluid, and thermal management technologies, as well as its precision manufacturing strengths, to actively position itself in next-generation energy markets. We believe long-term corporate growth comes from continuously deepening core capabilities and strategically extending existing technological strengths into emerging applications.”

Wu added, “Participating in the establishment of Walsin Century Nuclear System is an important step in Kaori’s expansion into next-generation energy applications. Going forward, we will continue to strengthen our technological capabilities, explore the application potential of new energy systems such as SMRs, and create new product and market opportunities that will inject fresh momentum into the company’s long-term growth.”

“Tai Fung Trading excels at organizing teams and leading them into international markets, bringing together the strengths of each member and leveraging our extensive global network to create opportunities and win business,” said Cheng-Shiang Hsu, President of Tai Fung Trading.

Following its establishment, Walsin Century Nuclear System will prioritize engagement with government authorities, research institutions, industry associations, and other relevant organizations to advance the development of the nuclear industry and supply chain collaboration. In its initial phase, the company will focus on developing overseas nuclear markets, supporting existing domestic demand for nuclear equipment and materials, and promoting its partners’ existing products and technologies. Over time, it will continue to pool resources from all parties to gradually build integration capabilities for nuclear equipment and systems. Drawing on nuclear experience and R&D accumulated in Taiwan and abroad, the company aims to develop MMR and SMR construction and assembly capabilities to compete in international markets, while preparing Taiwan’s manufacturing capabilities for next-generation small nuclear reactors. Backed by Taiwan’s comprehensive industrial base and deep manufacturing expertise, Walsin Century Nuclear System will seize market opportunities arising from the growth of the global nuclear industry and emerging technologies. It will serve as a key platform connecting Taiwan’s nuclear supply chain, fostering industrial integration and international alignment, and helping Taiwan build a complete, internationally competitive low-carbon energy industry chain.

 


About Walsin Lihwa Co., Ltd.
Established in 1966 and listed on Taiwan stock exchange since 1972, Walsin is an industrial conglomerate with operations spanning wire & cable, stainless steel, and renewable energy. With over 20 production and sales sites across Greater China, Southeast Asia, and the U.S., Walsin products are widely used across industrial, automotive, oil and gas and consumer sectors. Walsin is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.

About Century Energy Co., Ltd.
Founded in 2017, Century Energy is the core energy equipment company of the Century Iron and Steel Group. With dual production bases at Taipei Port and Taichung Port, the company’s core competencies lie in marine-grade heavy steel structure fabrication and precision welding, with a specialization in offshore wind foundations and critical engineering works. Looking ahead, Century Energy is actively expanding into diverse energy sectors, with the goal of becoming a leading green energy and energy equipment manufacturer in the Asia-Pacific region.

About Kaori Heat Treatment Co., Ltd.
Founded in 1970, Kaori Heat Treatment Co., Ltd. focuses on the research, development, design, and manufacturing of heat exchange technologies. Its product portfolio includes plate heat exchangers, key fuel cell equipment, and thermal management solutions. Committed to innovative technology and outstanding quality, Kaori provides efficient and reliable thermal management solutions for a wide range of industries while continuing to expand its global presence.

About Tai Fung Trading Co., Ltd.
Founded in Taiwan in 1949, Tai Fung Trading Co., Ltd. specializes in bringing international capital, technology, and talent to Taiwan through agency representation. The company creates opportunities for innovation in Taiwan’s petrochemical, power generation (including nuclear power), and transportation industries, while continuing to help its partners develop and expand their business at home and abroad.

Walsin Lihwa Announced September 2026 Sales Report

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announced its net operating revenue for September 2026. The company’s consolidated net operating revenue for September 2026 was NT$15.89 billion. January through September revenue for 2026 totaled NT$136.80 billion.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. Walsin Lihwa has established itself as a leading manufacturer of wires and cables in Greater China, as well as a global leader in the stainless steel industry. The company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with high-tech and energy investments.

Walsin Lihwa Premieres High-End Stainless Steel Cold-Finished Bar Brand Steeval® in Shanghai

Unveils New Steeval® SMA Soft Magnetic Series to Drive High-End Manufacturing Upgrades with High-Value-Added Materials

Walsin Lihwa recently hosted the “Steeval® Brand Launch & Technical Presentation” in Shanghai. As Walsin Lihwa’s dedicated high-end stainless-steel cold-finished bar brand, Steeval® held its first official local brand event since its official unveiling in 2025. Focused on high-end materials, the launch highlighted Walsin Lihwa’s progress over the past year in translating its brand philosophy into product innovation, technical service, and industrial application, while introducing the new Steeval® SMA Soft Magnetic Series to provide high-performance material solutions for advanced precision manufacturing.

“As the global industrial structure continues to adjust and emerging industries develop rapidly, higher requirements are being placed on material performance, manufacturing precision, quality consistency, and technical service capabilities. The development of advanced materials has become a critical strategy for enhancing the resilience of the overall industrial value chain. As high-performance materials continue to expand into new application scenarios, they will further drive new development opportunities for both the upstream and downstream stainless steel industries,” stated Yu-Lon Chiao, Chairman of Walsin Lihwa. “Although global steel demand has recently softened, stainless steel demand continues to grow, driven by high-end application markets such as AI liquid cooling, automotive, and precision machining. Moving forward, the expansion of emerging sectors—including robotics, SMR, hydrogen energy, and aerospace—will continue to elevate demand for high-performance materials, pushing stainless steel material value to new levels,” explained Shyi-Chin Wang, CEO of Walsin Lihwa.

Since its launch, Steeval® has remained close to customer needs at the front line of industry, extending “material value” beyond the physical product to technical services, application development, and supply-chain co-creation. Sherry Ho, President of Corporate Strategy and Supply Chain Management at Walsin Lihwa, remarked: “Steeval® is more than a material brand—it is a high-value-added material platform that integrates material R&D, technical service, and industrial applications tailored to high-end manufacturing. Guided by our six core brand commitments—Smart Manufacturing, Craftsmanship, Diversity, Trustworthiness, Service, and Co-Creation—we continuously deliver product innovation, deeper application insights, and service upgrades to help customers overcome manufacturing challenges, build competitive advantages, and shape a new precision manufacturing ecosystem with our industry partners.” She further noted that Steeval® has already delivered on these commitments in real-world applications, such as rapidly connecting mid-to-downstream needs to co-build an AI liquid-cooling ecosystem and upgrading automotive material technology to successfully replace imports from Europe, the US, and Japan. Moving from brand launch to value realization, Steeval® is actively supporting the upgrade of advanced precision manufacturing through high-value-added materials and services.

Following the strong market response to the Steeval® IMS Easy-Machining Series introduced in 2025, Walsin Lihwa officially debuted the new Steeval® SMA Soft Magnetic Series in Shanghai. Primarily targeting automotive applications, the SMA Series matches international technical standards and has already been adopted by Tier 1 automotive component suppliers in China. With the rapid development of the new energy vehicle sector, electronic controls, chassis systems, and precision components demand higher soft magnetic performance, machining precision, quality stability, and responsive supply. Meanwhile, the IMS Series focuses on metal processing efficiency, optimizing material properties and cutting performance to deliver a more stable machining experience. From the IMS Easy-Machining Series to the SMA Soft Magnetic Series, Steeval® is systematically building a comprehensive product portfolio featuring specialized characteristics—High Machinability, High Cleanliness, High Wear/Corrosion Resistance, High Heat Resistance, and Soft Magnetism—to address diverse needs across automotive, AI servers, aerospace, semiconductors, automation equipment, and precision machinery.

During the launch event, Walsin Lihwa hosted panel discussions featuring academic experts and industry representatives. Discussions focused on trends in high-end applications, localized supply development cases, material selection, processing technologies, and cost optimization – demonstrating how a material supplier can translate technical expertise into customer value and market competitiveness while fostering a sustainable, innovative industry ecosystem. Utilizing Steeval® as a platform, Walsin Lihwa will continue to promote industry-university-research collaboration to create competitive advantages across the value chain, positioning advanced materials as a leading force in the next phase of precision manufacturing upgrades.

Walsin Lihwa Announced August 2026 Sales Report

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announced its net operating revenue for August 2026. The company’s consolidated net operating revenue for August 2026 was NT$14.43 billion. January through August revenue for 2026 totaled NT$120.91 billion.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. Walsin Lihwa has established itself as a leading manufacturer of wires and cables in Greater China, as well as a global leader in the stainless steel industry. The company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with high-tech and energy investments.

Walsin Lihwa Announced July 2026 Sales Report

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announced its net operating revenue for July 2026. The company’s consolidated net operating revenue for July 2026 was NT$15.71 billion. January through July revenue for 2026 totaled NT$106.48 billion.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. Walsin Lihwa has established itself as a leading manufacturer of wires and cables in Greater China, as well as a global leader in the stainless steel industry. The company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with high-tech and energy investments.

Walsin Lihwa Announces 2026 First Half Financial Results

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announces its consolidated financial statements of the first half of 2026 on August 7. The consolidated net operating revenue reaches NT$90.72 billion. The consolidated operating gross profit reaches NT$6.95 billion and the consolidated operating profit is NT$1.27 billion. The net income after tax reaches NT$12.5 billion, earnings per share at NT$ 2.85.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. As a leader in the wire and cable and the stainless steel industry in the Greater China region, the company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with hi-tech and energy investments.

Special Melted Products, University of Sheffield and National Taiwan University Sign Landmark Strategic Research Partnership

Special Melted Products Limited (SMP), the University of Sheffield (UoS) and National Taiwan University (NTU) have signed a landmark tri-party Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a collaborative framework for cutting-edge research and development in advanced
materials, manufacturing technologies and net-zero solutions, with SMP playing a central role as the UK industrial hub for parent company Walsin Lihwa’s global R&D activities.

The agreement formalises a trilateral partnership aimed at accelerating innovation in advanced alloys, functional materials, precision and digital manufacturing, smart production systems, and sustainable, low-carbon technologies. A major focus will be the development of an R&D platform by SMP, the UoS and NTU to strengthen nickel-based superalloy manufacturing capabilities.

A key initiative under the MOU is the creation of a virtual Walsin Centre for Advanced Materials & Manufacturing, jointly hosted by NTU and the UoS. The centre will serve as a hub for knowledge exchange, technical collaboration, equipment sharing and personnel exchange among the three parties, supported by a 25-person R&D centre in Sheffield hosted by SMP close to the UoS.

The MOU outlines:

  • Joint Research and Innovation
    Collaborative projects in advanced materials, manufacturing, and net-zero technologies
  • Equipment and Facility Sharing
    Access to research infrastructure, governed by each institution’s policies and safety standards
  • Personnel Exchange
    Opportunities for researchers, engineers, and students to participate in exchange programs, fostering knowledge transfer and capacity building

This strategic alliance underscores the commitment of NTU, UoS, and Walsin Lihwa via SMP to drive technological advancement and sustainability in the global materials and manufacturing sectors, and facilitates close R&D collaboration with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), end users and customers, enabling SMP to enhance its position as a key supply chain partner in the markets it chooses to serve. The scale of the research endeavour will bring together researchers, engineers and students across the partner organisations, creating a platform for long-term collaboration and knowledge transfer.

The platform would not be possible without the backing of Walsin Lihwa, whose support is enabling SMP to expand its nickel-based superalloy R&D capabilities in partnership with leading academic institutions. SMP would also like to thank the UK Department for Business and Trade (DBT) for its support.

The MOU was signed on behalf of Walsin Lihwa by Andy Richardson, CEO of Special Melted Products, the UK industrial hub for global R&D activities; on behalf of National Taiwan University by Professor Mao-Hsiung Chiang, Dean of the College of Engineering; and on behalf of the
University of Sheffield by Professor Koen Lamberts, President and Vice Chancellor.

Back row L-R: Matt Farnsworth (Commercial Director, AMRC); Prof. Ashutosh Tiwari (Deputy Vice-President for Innovation, UoS); Mr. Yu-Lon Chiao (Chairman, Walsin Lihwa); Dr. Gareth Morgan (Managing Director, AML); Sherry Ho (President of Corporate strategy and Supply Chain Management, Walsin Lihwa); Hari Hara Subramanian (Business Engagement & Knowledge Exchange Manager, UoS)
Front row L-R: Prof. Mao-Hsiung Chiang, (Dean of the College of Engineering, NTU); Prof. Koen Lamberts (President and Vice Chancellor, UoS); Andy Richardson (CEO, SMP)

Walsin Lihwa Announced June 2026 Sales Report

Walsin Lihwa Corporation announced its net operating revenue for June 2026. The company’s consolidated net operating revenue for June 2026 was NT$16.72 billion. January through June revenue for 2026 totaled NT$90.77 billion.

Established in 1966, Walsin Lihwa dedicates itself to the development of wire and cable, stainless steel, commodity resources, real estate, and renewable energies. Walsin Lihwa has established itself as a leading manufacturer of wires and cables in Greater China, as well as a global leader in the stainless steel industry. The company has also expanded itself into a multinational conglomerate with high-tech and energy investments.