Asia Cement Achieves Over NT$10 Billion Profit for 8th Consecutive Year Through Diversification

Asia Cement reported a 2025 net profit of NT$10.029 billion at its shareholders' meeting, marking eight straight years of exceeding NT$10 billion. Diversification into power and transport has bolstered resilience.
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Asia Cement held its shareholders' meeting today. Chairman Douglas Hsu was absent, with Director Li Guang-tao presiding. General Manager Li Kun-yan stated that in the face of market volatility and energy price fluctuations, Asia Cement has strengthened its operational resilience through an integrated approach covering cement, ready-mixed concrete, precast, and construction, alongside contributions from power, transportation, and investment businesses. Asia Cement's 2025 net profit reached NT$10.029 billion, marking eight consecutive years of profits exceeding NT$10 billion, with earnings per share (EPS) of NT$3. The meeting approved a cash dividend of NT$2.3 per share, maintaining a dividend payout for 64 consecutive years. As of the end of 2025, total assets reached NT$324 billion. Beyond the core cement business, sectors such as power, stainless steel, transportation, and financial investments provided stable income, with non-cement business accounting for 37.68% of operating profit. The market value of its diversified investment portfolio reached NT$180.4 billion. Notably, Asia Eastern Ready-Mixed Concrete saw a 30% year-on-year increase in sales in 2025, hitting a record high. In the energy sector, the company is preparing for energy transition through subsidiaries like Chia Hui Power and Yayu Power. Moving forward, the company will focus on consolidating core businesses, deepening diversification, and achieving net-zero transition.

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What is the strength of Asia Cement?

It has diversified revenue streams including power and transportation, alongside its core cement business.