Power Business and OEM Contributions Boost Tatung's Q1 Revenue to an 8-Year High for the Period
Tatung's Q1 revenue reached an 8-year high, driven by its power business (transformers, cables), motor business, and AI-related IT solutions. The company plans to advance its 'Power, Computing Power, and Land' strategy.
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- 📰 Published: April 10, 2026 at 20:23
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Tatung announced today that its power business group continues to expand its domestic and international markets. Among these, the heavy electrical equipment business has seen its revenue grow by over 200% month-on-month due to the sale of transformers to private renewable energy power plants. The cable business, affected by the US-Iran conflict, has seen its revenue grow by over 100% month-on-month as private residential and industrial clients placed orders early in anticipation of subsequent raw material price increases.
Additionally, the motor business has seen a month-on-month revenue growth of over 40%. Besides continuously supplying major semiconductor manufacturers and stably providing electric vehicle motors, it has benefited from power infrastructure upgrades, AIDC (AI Data Center) construction, and geopolitical tensions causing oil price hikes, stimulating oil well development activities. Tatung USA has increased its stock of high-efficiency energy-saving motors to seize opportunities in the US spot market demand.
In terms of technological layout, with the rise of demand for AI-driven applications, the group's subsidiary, Tatung Technology Inc., is focusing on AI-empowered ICT system integration, offering a one-stop solution for enterprises covering power, computing, and cybersecurity. With the increase in enterprise digital transformation needs, Tatung Technology Inc. achieved revenue of NT$501 million in March, a year-on-year increase of 62.70%, providing support and momentum for the group's operations.
Looking ahead, Tatung stated that its core operational strategy will focus on the integrated approach of "Power, Computing Power, and Land." In the power business, Tatung will actively expand its overseas footprint, deeply cultivating the Southeast Asian market. It will also target opportunities in North American grid upgrades by focusing on US-based factories with transformer and cable production capabilities for strategic mergers or investments, aiming to shorten delivery times and strengthen local supply chains.
Additionally, the motor business has seen a month-on-month revenue growth of over 40%. Besides continuously supplying major semiconductor manufacturers and stably providing electric vehicle motors, it has benefited from power infrastructure upgrades, AIDC (AI Data Center) construction, and geopolitical tensions causing oil price hikes, stimulating oil well development activities. Tatung USA has increased its stock of high-efficiency energy-saving motors to seize opportunities in the US spot market demand.
In terms of technological layout, with the rise of demand for AI-driven applications, the group's subsidiary, Tatung Technology Inc., is focusing on AI-empowered ICT system integration, offering a one-stop solution for enterprises covering power, computing, and cybersecurity. With the increase in enterprise digital transformation needs, Tatung Technology Inc. achieved revenue of NT$501 million in March, a year-on-year increase of 62.70%, providing support and momentum for the group's operations.
Looking ahead, Tatung stated that its core operational strategy will focus on the integrated approach of "Power, Computing Power, and Land." In the power business, Tatung will actively expand its overseas footprint, deeply cultivating the Southeast Asian market. It will also target opportunities in North American grid upgrades by focusing on US-based factories with transformer and cable production capabilities for strategic mergers or investments, aiming to shorten delivery times and strengthen local supply chains.