Tung Yang's April Revenue Ranks 3rd Highest for the Period, Operations Seen Gradually Returning to Normal
Taiwanese automotive parts manufacturer Tung Yang announced its consolidated revenue for April at NT$2.009 billion, a 14% decrease compared to April 2025, yet marking the third highest on record for the period. Cumulative consolidated revenue for January to April was NT$7.64 billion, down 20.6% year-on-year. Despite challenges from war and tariffs, the company's operations are steadily recovering due to sustained market demand and enhanced product competitiveness.
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Central News Agency (Reporter Chung Jung-feng, Taipei, May 6) – Automotive parts manufacturer Tung Yang announced today that its self-assessed consolidated revenue for April was NT$2.009 billion, a 14% decrease compared to the same period in 2025, but still the third highest on record for the period. Cumulative self-assessed consolidated revenue for the first four months of this year reached NT$7.64 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 20.6%.
Tung Yang pointed out that despite the impact of factors such as war and tariffs, Tung Yang maintained steady performance in April, with operations emerging from the shadow and gradually returning to normal.
Tung Yang explained that while the US-bound tariffs that customers are concerned about have not yet been formally implemented, the sustained market demand and peak season effects have driven an increasing willingness for customers to place orders. Tung Yang continues to strengthen its product competitiveness to meet customer needs.
Tung Yang's self-assessed revenue for its aftermarket (AM) business in April was NT$1.536 billion, the second highest for the period. Cumulative revenue for the first four months of this year reached NT$5.898 billion, ranking third highest on record for the same period.
Tung Yang's self-assessed revenue for its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) business in April was NT$473 million, the highest single-month figure this year. Cumulative revenue for the first four months of this year reached NT$1.742 billion. (Edited by Chang Chun-mao)1150506
Tung Yang pointed out that despite the impact of factors such as war and tariffs, Tung Yang maintained steady performance in April, with operations emerging from the shadow and gradually returning to normal.
Tung Yang explained that while the US-bound tariffs that customers are concerned about have not yet been formally implemented, the sustained market demand and peak season effects have driven an increasing willingness for customers to place orders. Tung Yang continues to strengthen its product competitiveness to meet customer needs.
Tung Yang's self-assessed revenue for its aftermarket (AM) business in April was NT$1.536 billion, the second highest for the period. Cumulative revenue for the first four months of this year reached NT$5.898 billion, ranking third highest on record for the same period.
Tung Yang's self-assessed revenue for its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) business in April was NT$473 million, the highest single-month figure this year. Cumulative revenue for the first four months of this year reached NT$1.742 billion. (Edited by Chang Chun-mao)1150506