EMC Reports Record Q1 EPS of NT$14.9; Five Key Advantages Drive Continued ''Full Production and Sales'' Strategy
EMC reported a record Q1 EPS of NT$14.9 driven by surging AI demand. The company aims to sustain its ''full production and full sales'' strategy through its technical leadership in M8/M9 materials, global capacity expansion, and robust financial position.
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Elite Material Co., Ltd. (EMC), a leading manufacturer of copper-clad laminates (CCL), reported a record-breaking earnings per share (EPS) of NT$14.9 for the first quarter of this year. This marks the fifth consecutive quarter in which the company has earned more than one share capital per quarter. EMC stated that it expects to continue its ''full production and full sales'' momentum throughout the year, leveraging five major competitive advantages—technical capability, production scale, raw material control, global sales channels, and capital—to reach new historic heights.
Benefiting from robust demand for high-end AI materials, EMC''s production facilities operated at full capacity during Q1. Quarterly revenue reached NT$33.06 billion, a new record, representing a 32.8% increase from Q4 and a 52.5% year-over-year growth. Net profit after tax was NT$5.34 billion, also a record high, up 42.8% from Q4 and 54% from the previous year. Looking ahead, EMC remains optimistic about its entire product line, with steady growth expected in AI servers, general-purpose servers, switches, low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites, and memory modules.
The company highlighted its five competitive pillars: First, technical capability; as a core supplier for major AI server and 800G switch brands, it leads in the mass production of M8 and M9 grade CCL materials. Second, production scale; following expansions in 2025, further growth in Taiwan, China, and Malaysia is expected to bring total capacity to 9.45 million sheets by the end of 2027. Third, raw material control; its industry leadership ensures a stable supply of copper foil and glass fiber cloth. Fourth, global channels; it is the only Asian CCL supplier with production and sales bases in the United States. Fifth, capital; steady profit growth provides ample funding for aggressive expansion and next-generation R&D. EMC believes these advantages will continue to scale its operations to new records.
Benefiting from robust demand for high-end AI materials, EMC''s production facilities operated at full capacity during Q1. Quarterly revenue reached NT$33.06 billion, a new record, representing a 32.8% increase from Q4 and a 52.5% year-over-year growth. Net profit after tax was NT$5.34 billion, also a record high, up 42.8% from Q4 and 54% from the previous year. Looking ahead, EMC remains optimistic about its entire product line, with steady growth expected in AI servers, general-purpose servers, switches, low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites, and memory modules.
The company highlighted its five competitive pillars: First, technical capability; as a core supplier for major AI server and 800G switch brands, it leads in the mass production of M8 and M9 grade CCL materials. Second, production scale; following expansions in 2025, further growth in Taiwan, China, and Malaysia is expected to bring total capacity to 9.45 million sheets by the end of 2027. Third, raw material control; its industry leadership ensures a stable supply of copper foil and glass fiber cloth. Fourth, global channels; it is the only Asian CCL supplier with production and sales bases in the United States. Fifth, capital; steady profit growth provides ample funding for aggressive expansion and next-generation R&D. EMC believes these advantages will continue to scale its operations to new records.