jpp-KY Achieves Record Monthly and Quarterly Revenue, Optimistic About AI Server Cabinet Shipments

Looking ahead to this year's operations, jpp-KY indicated that aerospace orders have stabilized, and the company expects overall growth from three major areas: AI computing power, energy systems, and aerospace/military industries. jpp-KY noted strong shipments of server cabinets from a US client in March. Additionally, new cooperation projects with a major Thai power and server manufacturer have contributed to performance, and aerospace shipments are recovering. For future operations, jpp-KY sees order visibility for AI server cabinets extending to the second half of this year, continuing to benefit from strong demand from US clients and expanding high-end server and energy system cooperation projects with Thai clients. jpp-KY stated that in recent years, it has actively deployed high-end AI server product lines, covering server racks, server cases, power supply structural components, and liquid cooling manifolds and CDU cooling modules. jpp-KY expects the AI server industry to maintain a high growth trend, with demand for data center, cloud, and enterprise server upgrades extending to next-generation AI computing platforms. jpp-KY continues to strengthen its production capacity for liquid cooling structural components and precision mechanical components, optimizing automated production and process yield to support clients' long-term expansion plans. In the aerospace sector, jpp-KY reported that its French subsidiary ADE's operations have stabilized, benefiting from demand for European military orders. Airbus is scheduled to visit jpp-KY in April to conduct new product process certification. According to data, jpp-KY's factory in Thailand possesses Nadcap aerospace process certification, with a production scope covering aircraft cockpit avionics structural components, seat and cabin interior structural components, parts, and fuselage structural components. jpp-KY's four European aerospace subsidiaries (ADB, LUTEC, SPEM, Segnere) are responsible for precision metal processing and composite material manufacturing. (Editor: Chang Liang-chih) 1150407