Catcher Technology maintains high dividends, secures initial AI orders
Catcher Technology announced at its shareholders' meeting on the 27th that it has entered the AI server and supercomputer market, securing initial orders. The company is focusing on medical, semiconductor, and aerospace sectors for 2025, while maintaining a dividend payout ratio of at least 60%.
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Central News Agency, Taipei, May 27. Catcher Technology, a major casing manufacturer, held its shareholders' meeting today. Chairman Hung Shui-shu stated that in response to the AI wave, Catcher is actively entering emerging markets such as AI servers and supercomputers, having already obtained relevant certifications and secured initial orders. Hung noted that 2025 is a key year for Catcher's transformation, with progress in medical technology, semiconductors, and aerospace. In the medical field, Catcher has obtained certifications for international sports medicine, orthopedics, and minimally invasive surgery products, and has entered the neuromodulation CDMO business. In semiconductors, the company focuses on high-precision equipment components. In aerospace, it has obtained AS9100 certification for precision metal processing and drones. Catcher maintains a dividend payout ratio of at least 60% and has spent over NT$40 billion on 10 share buybacks since 2020. Last year's net profit was NT$7.147 billion, with a cash dividend of NT$10.15 per share.
FAQ
What is Catcher Technology's future strategy?
They are pivoting toward high-value sectors like AI servers and medical devices.