SAI advances diversified industry deployment and operational transformation, with a warming order backlog, paving the way for growth in 2026
2026/01/08, Yunlin, Taiwan
Global automotive wheel industry leader SuperAlloy Industrial Co., Ltd. (SAI, 1563 TT), today (the 8th) announced consolidated revenue of NT$469 million for December 2025, representing a month-on-month decrease of 19.33% and a year-on-year decline of 15.31%. Consolidated revenue for the fourth quarter of 2025 totaled NT$1.643 billion, down 3.47% quarter on quarter and 14.80% year on year. Cumulative consolidated revenue for full-year 2025 reached NT$6.977 billion, a decrease of 6.64% compared with the prior year.
SAI noted that December revenue was affected by seasonal factors, including fewer working days due to the Christmas and New Year holidays in Europe and the United States, which temporarily softened customer pull-in momentum. Notably, however, the Company achieved a significant breakthrough in product mix optimization. By the end of the fourth quarter, the usage ratio of its in-house developed recycled aluminum material, RESAICAL®, had reached 36.32% in 2025. Amid rising aluminum raw material prices, SAI is well positioned to leverage its existing aluminum inventory in 2026, demonstrating strong cost control capabilities and earnings resilience.
Regarding market outlook, SAI stated that despite structural adjustments in global new vehicle sales amid inventory normalization and a changing interest-rate environment, the visibility of its order backlog remains clear. Several international automotive brands have successively unveiled their 2026 model-year vehicles, including the Porsche Cayenne E4 GT, Lamborghini Urus, and Rolls-Royce Spectre—high-specification models that have all specified SAI’s high-strength, lightweight forged aluminum alloy wheels. In addition, the Company continues to increase investment in the research and application of aluminum alloy materials, encompassing alloy composition optimization, manufacturing process enhancements, and diversified application development. These efforts are further integrated with recycling, smelting, and remanufacturing technologies to enhance the value of material reuse. By building a comprehensive material circularity system, SAI is progressively expanding its full-cycle aluminum business footprint to meet the growing demand from the high-end manufacturing sector for low-carbon and sustainable materials.
Looking ahead to 2026, SAI has designated the year as the inaugural phase of its strategy focused on “diversified industry deployment and operational transformation,” and remains highly confident that full-year operations will return to positive growth. The year will mark a critical transition from strategic positioning to a results validation phase. Anchored by its core competitive strengths in aluminum alloy forging and smelting technologies, the Company will continue to drive steady growth in its automotive business while further reinforcing its advantages in recycled aluminum and the circular economy. At the same time, SAI will actively expand into non-automotive markets, including semiconductor equipment, aerospace, and other high-end manufacturing sectors.
<Appendix> Monthly Consolidated Revenue Unit: NT$ thousand
| 2025 | 2024 | YOY (%) | |
| December 2025 | 469,209 | 554,036 | -15.31 |
| 4Q | 1,642,608 | 1,927,946 | -14.80 |
| Jan. –Dec. 2025 | 6,977,350 | 7,473,579 | -6.64 |
Contact:
Kelly Wang, SAI Investor Relation and Finance Manager
Phone: (05)551-2288 #204
E-mail: kelly.wang@superalloy.tw
Vicky, IR Trust Vice President
Phone: (02)2585-5701/0920-286136
E-mail: vicky@ir-trust.tw
About SuperAlloy Industrial Company Ltd. (SAI, 1563 TT):
Established in 1994, with forging as its core technology, SAI produces bicycle components, golf club heads and defense industry components. It is Taiwan’s first manufacturer to forge golf club heads using aerospace-grade titanium alloy. In 2000, SAI entered the automobile parts industry and developed forged aluminum alloy wheels. In 2002, SAI shipped products to General Motors in the United States, successfully transforming into a Tier 1 automobile component supplier. SAI’s sales regions cover North America, Europe, Japan and other areas while its customers mainly include well-known luxury vehicle manufacturers.
SAI upholds three core business principles: leading technology, customer priority and sustainability. SAI is committed to providing customers with comprehensive services by combining materials, process technology and equipment, continuously enhancing its forging and machining techniques. In 2011, SAI successfully entered the field of automotive suspension system components, achieving another remarkable performance. In the future, through continuous innovation and improvement, SAI aims to ensure the company’s continuous growth and prosperity, working towards the goal of sustainable operation. SAI Official Website: www.superalloy.tw
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