Apollo Power to list on emerging stock market on 4/28, holding long-term contract orders worth NT$15.4 billion
Energy company Apollo Power is scheduled to list on the emerging stock market on April 28. Chairman Wang Hui-min stated that the company currently holds long-term contract orders totaling approximately NT$15.426 billion, and anticipates significant growth in green power supply and resilient power grid engineering businesses this year. The company also plans to apply for public listing next year, expecting future business expansion.
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(Central News Agency reporter Chang Chien-chung, Taipei, 21st) Energy operator Apollo Power is expected to list on the emerging stock market on April 28. Chairman Wang Hui-min stated that the current long-term contract orders on hand are approximately NT$15.426 billion, and that green power supply and resilient power grid engineering businesses are expected to grow substantially this year.
Apollo Power held a media briefing today. Wang Hui-min said that Apollo Power, with its software-hardware integration capabilities, integrates power infrastructure with software and creates value through its platform, striving to become a new operating system for enterprise energy.
Wang Hui-min stated that Apollo Power's current paid-in capital is NT$400 million, with three important corporate shareholders: Shihlin Electric, Phison Electronics, and Gigabyte, of which Shihlin Electric holds approximately 8.75% of the shares.
Driven by the simultaneous growth in green power supply and resilient power grid engineering businesses, Apollo Power's total revenue surged to NT$1.326 billion in 2025, a year-on-year increase of 772%. Green power supply business accounted for 49.5% of total revenue, and resilient power grid business accounted for approximately 50.32% of revenue.
Wang Hui-min said that the current long-term contract orders on hand amount to approximately NT$15.426 billion. It is expected that green power supply and resilient power grid businesses will both grow substantially this year, boosting overall revenue growth. Apollo Power plans to increase capital, with the capital expected to reach NT$600 million, and plans to apply for public listing next year. (Editor: Yang Kai-hsiang) 1150421
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(Central News Agency reporter Chang Chien-chung, Taipei, 21st) Energy operator Apollo Power is expected to list on the emerging stock market on April 28. Chairman Wang Hui-min stated that the current long-term contract orders on hand are approximately NT$15.426 billion, and that green power supply and resilient power grid engineering businesses are expected to grow substantially this year.
Apollo Power held a media briefing today. Wang Hui-min said that Apollo Power, with its software-hardware integration capabilities, integrates power infrastructure with software and creates value through its platform, striving to become a new operating system for enterprise energy.
Wang Hui-min stated that Apollo Power's current paid-in capital is NT$400 million, with three important corporate shareholders: Shihlin Electric, Phison Electronics, and Gigabyte, of which Shihlin Electric holds approximately 8.75% of the shares.
Driven by the simultaneous growth in green power supply and resilient power grid engineering businesses, Apollo Power's total revenue surged to NT$1.326 billion in 2025, a year-on-year increase of 772%. Green power supply business accounted for 49.5% of total revenue, and resilient power grid business accounted for approximately 50.32% of revenue.
Wang Hui-min said that the current long-term contract orders on hand amount to approximately NT$15.426 billion. It is expected that green power supply and resilient power grid businesses will both grow substantially this year, boosting overall revenue growth. Apollo Power plans to increase capital, with the capital expected to reach NT$600 million, and plans to apply for public listing next year. (Editor: Yang Kai-hsiang) 1150421
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