Everest Textile holds its 2026 shareholders' meeting

        Everest Textile held its shareholders' meeting on May 26th and announced that the company's consolidated revenue for 2025 will be NTD 7.488 billion, with a significant improvement in overall operational performance compared to last year. In the first quarter of 2026, the revenue was NTD 1.698 billion, the net profit after tax was NTD 13 million, and the earnings per share were NTD 0.02. Among them, the after tax net profit of the US factory in the first quarter was NTD 3 million, which has reached the breakeven point and turned into profit. In the future, we will continue to strengthen our financial structure, control liabilities, optimize fund allocation, and prudently plan capital expenditures to enhance operational resilience and financial stability.

        Changes in tariff policies and the emergence of advantages in global multi base layout

        Under the suspension of equivalent tariffs in the United States, the market is conducive to the operation and development of factories in Taiwan, Shanghai, Thailand, and the United States. This not only reduces export costs and tariff burdens, but also further enhances product pricing flexibility, market competitiveness, and order taking momentum; With the gradual implementation of the tariff refund mechanism, it is also expected to bring some cost reversal benefits.

        Expanding the layout of high-performance products and entering the supply chain of the World Cup and the US Olympics

        In recent years, Everest Textile has actively invested in the field of military and workwear products, and continues to expand the application of high-performance textiles such as recycled materials, four-way elasticity, fluorine free water repellent, near-infrared resistance, and high visibility, in response to the needs of international large-scale events. The company continues to strengthen its research and development innovation capabilities, enhance product differentiation and market competitiveness.

        Deepen the layout of fully recycled materials, steadily promote carbon reduction and sustainable transformation

        Everest Textile takes "full recycling" as the core direction of product development, collaborates with supply chain partners in Taiwan and Europe and America, actively develops recycled and bio based materials, and actively promotes independent carbon reduction plans. By 2025, carbon emissions will decrease by 9.52% compared to 2024, aligning with international sustainability standards such as the European Union's ESPR and California's SB707.

        Optimize short chain supply and capacity allocation, enhance order flexibility and operational efficiency

        Everest Textile's development strategy is to strengthen supply chain resilience and promote AI intelligent manufacturing. Through regional capacity allocation and upstream and downstream integration, it aims to enhance short chain supply capabilities and order flexibility; Simultaneously promoting smart factories, real-time KPI management, Big Data applications, and energy and carbon emission management mechanisms to enhance operational efficiency and risk management capabilities.

        Prudent response to global market variables, steadily promoting transformational development

        Looking ahead to 2026, the pace of global market demand recovery remains to be observed, and uncertain factors such as geopolitical risks, rising raw material prices, and inflationary pressures pose challenges to supply chain stability and operating costs. Everest Textile will focus on high value-added products, sustainable materials, and AI intelligent manufacturing to enhance order flexibility and market responsiveness, while prudently controlling operational risks and steadily promoting transformation and long-term development.

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