Lush Green Energy （1529） released its financial report on the 2nd, reporting a net profit after tax of NT$156 million for 2025, turning from a loss to a profit compared to last year, with earnings per share (EPS) of NT$1.01, achieving the highest profit in nearly four years. Additionally, Lush Green Energy is expected to hold a shareholders' meeting on May 22.

Lush Green Energy benefits from Taipower's resilient power grid plan, focusing on orders for pole-mounted transformers. Recently, Taipower released nearly NT$10 billion in large orders for pole-mounted transformers, of which Lush Green Energy secured approximately NT$327 million in orders, along with orders for voltage transformers, flow meters, and series reactors.

Lush Green Energy stated that it will continue to accelerate the acquisition of new material product certifications and develop new business opportunities and customers to expand partnerships in the power energy market.

In terms of solar photovoltaic business, Lush Green Energy currently has a self-owned solar power installation capacity of 40MW, contributing approximately NT$200 million in annual electricity sales revenue. Lush Green Energy pointed out that the solar energy sector has been somewhat stagnant due to unclear policies, unlike the past when it was more active.

Looking ahead, Lush Green Energy expressed optimism about the heavy electrical market demand, driven by the demand for AI computing power, Taiwanese businesses withdrawing from mainland China to invest in factories, and TSMC （2330） expanding its facilities, all of which boost electricity demand. Moreover, Taipower Chairman Tseng Wen-sheng noted that there has been a shortage and price increase of electrical equipment recently, overall maintaining a positive outlook for the heavy electrical market and actively striving for orders