Tong Yang Reports 2025 EPS of NT$6.43 and Declares NT$5 Cash Dividend; February Consolidated Revenue Reaches NT$1.435 Billion

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Tong Yang (1319.TW) convened a board meeting today (6th) to approve the 2025 consolidated financial report. The company reported annual consolidated revenue of NT$25.094 billion, with net income attributable to owners of the parent reaching NT$3.804 billion, resulting in a net EPS of NT$6.43. The board also approved a dividend distribution plan, proposing a cash dividend of NT$5 per share, representing a total cash payout of approximately NT$3 billion.

Due to the fewer working days resulting from the Lunar New Year and the February 28th Peace Memorial Day holidays, Tong Yang’s unaudited consolidated revenue for February 2026 stood at NT$1.435 billion. For the first two months of the year, cumulative unaudited consolidated revenue reached NT$3.585 billion.

Tong Yang’s Aftermarket (AM) business reported unaudited consolidated revenue of NT$1.091 billion for February, with cumulative unaudited consolidated revenue for the first two months of the year totaling NT$2.77 billion.

Tong Yang’s OEM business reported unaudited consolidated revenue of NT$344 million for February, with cumulative unaudited consolidated revenue for the first two months reaching NT$815 million. Total cumulative revenue for the OEM segment overall amounted to NT$3.665 billion.

Tariffs on automotive components exported to the U.S. have remained at 27.5% since April 2025—significantly higher than the 15% rate applied to Japan, South Korea, and Europe. Customers are waiting for the clear implementation of the 15% tariff before placing large shipments, creating uncertainty and challenges for the Company’s operations. Tong Yang looks forward to a clear and stable policy environment as soon as possible.
Tong Yang continues to steadily advance its planned factory expansion projects to widen the gap with competitors. By being fully prepared, the company aims to leverage its core competitiveness to capture growth opportunities over the next three to five years.