Tung Yang Posts 3rd Highest Profit in Q1; Orange EL Aims for Over 50% Market Share in European AM

Automotive parts manufacturer Tung Yang announced its Q1 profit as the third highest year-on-year, while TPMS maker Orange EL is aggressively expanding in the European aftermarket, targeting over 50% market share.
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Automotive parts manufacturer Tung Yang announced this afternoon its self-assessed pre-tax profit for March was NT$485 million, with a pre-tax EPS of NT$0.82. Tung Yang stated this is the third-highest for the same month in its history. The company noted that while customer inventory replenishment is gradually emerging, it remains conservative compared to the period before the April 2025 tariff adjustments. Before the formal reduction of tariffs for sales to the US, customers are delaying orders to avoid tariff cost risks.

Meanwhile, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) manufacturer Orange EL held a media exchange meeting today. Orange EL stated it is actively promoting its European aftermarket (AM) business. In just three years, it has penetrated over 3,000 customers within approximately 5,500 tire and repair shop channels in Germany, driving year-on-year revenue growth in Europe over the past three years. In 2025, revenue from the European region reached a historical high.

Looking ahead, Orange EL plans to continue using the German market as a core base and gradually replicate its channel management model to other major European markets. The company aims to further increase its market share in the European AM sector, targeting over 50%. (Editor: Yang Kai-hsiang) 1150414. Standing with the facts, your every sponsorship is a force to protect press freedom. Download CNA's 'One-Stop News' APP for real-time updates. Text, images, and videos on this website may not be reproduced, publicly broadcast, publicly transmitted, or used without authorization.