SAS, GlobalWafers, and SGE partnered with IC Broadcasting and Hsuan Chuang University to host the Charity Science Camp, advancing science education and energy sustainability. (Photo courtesy of IC Broadcasting)

Hsinchu, Taiwan, July 23, 2026 – Sino-American Silicon (SAS), Glo    balWafers (GWC), and Susen Green Energy (SGE) have long been committed to educational equity and the cultivation of science and technology talent, and continue to transform their expertise in the semiconductor and renewable energy sectors into science education content that children can easily understand. To help narrow the urban-rural education gap, the three companies partnered with IC Broadcasting and Hsuan Chuang University to promote the “Pioneer Seedling Program,” hosting the “2026 SAS × GWC × SGE Charity Science Camp” at Hsuan Chuang University in Hsinchu. This year marks the SAS Group’s third year of participation in the program. A total of 52 elementary school students from the Hsinchu area were invited to take part in a two-day, one-night off-site learning program, helping them develop the courage to explore the world through hands-on activities and teamwork.

AR/VR experiences (Photo courtesy of IC Broadcasting)	Laser-cut interlocking bag-making activity (Photo courtesy of IC Broadcasting)

Inspired by the pioneering spirit embodied in the word “Pioneer,” the Pioneer Seedling Program encourages children to grow like young seedlings, nourished by knowledge and hands-on experience. Centered on the philosophy of “Learning by Doing, Learning with Joy,” this year’s Charity Science Camp featured a wide variety of activities, including an AI paper airplane workshop, AR/VR experiences, drone operation, cyanotype art, and a laser-cut interlocking bag-making activity. These activities brought seemingly distant concepts in semiconductors and renewable energy closer to everyday life, inspiring children to develop scientific thinking and creativity. On the first evening, the children watched the AI-themed science film S-Girl, deepening their understanding of AI and future technologies through visual storytelling. The camp also featured an “ESG Renewable Energy Classroom,” where SAS Group employees served as instructors and led sessions on the themes of climate and energy. They introduced the children to green energy and the connections between energy use, climate change, and daily life, allowing the concept of sustainability to begin taking root through their everyday experiences.

Drawing on more than 40 years of industry experience and a forward-looking vision, SAS has continued to identify high-potential business opportunities and build a diversified business portfolio spanning semiconductors, renewable energy, and automotive components. GWC supplies the global semiconductor industry with critical wafer materials, while SGE provides one-stop renewable energy services. Leveraging their respective expertise, the three companies transform industry knowledge in semiconductor wafer materials, solar power generation, and renewable energy applications into science education courses and hands-on learning experiences that elementary school students can easily understand. Through these engaging and educational activities, children gain a better understanding of technology, energy, and semiconductors in their everyday lives and develop an interest in STEM fields.

ESG Renewable Energy Classroom (Photo courtesy of IC Broadcasting)

The event made use of Hsuan Chuang University’s makerspace, computer classrooms, cloud classroom, the professional theater of the Department of Film and Theater Arts, and the outdoor sports field to create a diverse and inspiring learning environment for children, providing them with a learning experience beyond the regular classroom. IC Broadcasting also brought together its media platform and philanthropic resources to expand the impact of educational outreach, bringing greater attention to the educational resource needs of different regions and rallying broader support for children’s learning and development.

Throughout the two-day, one-night camp, children experienced firsthand the connections between technology and everyday life through activities including an AI paper airplane workshop, AR/VR, drones, hands-on maker projects, and sustainable energy courses, while discovering the joy of learning and a sense of accomplishment. The “2026 SAS × GWC × SGE Charity Science Camp” not only demonstrated the achievements of cross-sector collaboration among industry, media, and academia, but also put into practice the companies’ commitment to transforming their core business resources into social impact. Looking ahead, the three companies will continue to place sustainable development at the core of their efforts, integrating technology, education, and philanthropic resources to help more children engage in STEM learning, explore technological applications, and expand their imagination of what is possible in science, engineering, and energy.

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Advancing with the U.S. Energy Transition to Capture New Market Opportunities
In recent years, the United States has accelerated efforts to strengthen energy independence and manufacturing reshoring. At the same time, the rapid growth of AI data centers has driven increasing demand for low-carbon electricity, further elevating market expectations for local manufacturing, supply chain transparency, product quality, and bankability. These trends are accelerating the restructuring of the global solar supply chain. Against this backdrop, demand continues to grow for energy products that are secure, reliable, and supported by transparent supply chains. The ability to manufacture locally in the United States, provide full product traceability, and ensure long-term supply reliability has become increasingly important for securing large-scale projects and expanding in the U.S. market. Taiwanese companies that combine strong technological capabilities with proven operational expertise are well positioned to capitalize on these opportunities. Recognizing the long-term growth potential of the U.S. solar market, SAS and URECO have decided to jointly invest in establishing a solar module manufacturing facility in the United States. Through this partnership, the two companies

are joining forces to expand their presence in the U.S. market, further strengthening their service capabilities and supply flexibility for customers across North America, while capturing the market opportunities arising from the U.S. energy transition and the growth of domestic manufacturing.

Leveraging Complementary Strengths to Enhance Competitiveness in the U.S. Market
This partnership combines the strengths of both companies across different segments of the solar industry value chain. With more than 40 years of industry experience, SAS has established a presence in both the semiconductor and renewable energy sectors. The company has long been committed to the development of solar cell technologies and high-efficiency products while building capabilities in global manufacturing management, international market expansion, industrial investment, and supply chain integration, backed by a solid financial foundation and long-standing customer trust. Through this joint venture, SAS will not only serve as a strategic investor and resource coordinator, but also draw upon its decades of experience in solar technology, manufacturing and operational management to help establish the joint venture’s operational platform and expand its presence in the U.S. market. United Renewable Energy (URECO) has built a strong presence in the U.S. market over the years, accumulating an expansive portfolio of international solar power plants and demonstrating robust total solution capabilities. Its URECO brand stands as Taiwan’s only solar module brand with leading international competitiveness. Drawing on 21 years of R&D and manufacturing experience, the company has not only received the Taiwan Excellent PV Award—the highest honor in Taiwan’s solar photovoltaic industry—13 times, but has also been consistently recognized as a BloombergNEF Tier 1 global module manufacturer, demonstrating its internationally recognized brand reputation and outstanding bankability.

Taiwan’s Leading Solar Companies Join Forces in the U.S. to Build a Trusted Local Supply Chain
Looking ahead, the joint venture will combine SAS’s strengths in solar cell technology, global manufacturing, and international business development with URECO’s expertise in module engineering, quality excellence, and sales channels, connecting key segments of the solar industry value chain. Together, the partners will build a U.S.-based supply platform that built on safety, reliability, supply chain transparency, and long-term fulfillment capability, providing the U.S. market with trusted products and services that offer sustainable competitiveness.

Sam Hong, URECO Chairman, stated, “URECO offers total solution capabilities spanning technology, quality, and supply chain integration. Through this partnership with SAS, we are bringing together Taiwan’s premier solar supply chain team to combine our competitive strengths in global markets. Furthermore, this collaboration demonstrates Taiwan’s critical role and value in driving the global energy transition amid an evolving geopolitical landscape!”

Doris Hsu, SAS Chairperson, stated, “The United States is one of the world’s most important markets for the energy transition. This partnership reflects both companies’ confidence in the sustained growth of the U.S. market while showcasing the technological expertise, manufacturing and operational excellence that Taiwan’s renewable energy industry has built over many years. Together with URECO, SAS looks forward to establishing a trusted local supply platform that enables customers to capitalize on the opportunities created by the energy transition and the continued expansion of domestic manufacturing!”

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SAS’s semiconductor subsidiary, GlobalWafers (GWC, 6488:TT), also released its June results today. The consolidated revenue reached NT$5.6 billion, marking a 16.16% MoM and a -1.63% YoY. In Q226, GlobalWafers’ consolidated revenue totaled NT$15.2 billion, showing a 8.79% QoQ and a -4.96% YoY. Looking at the first half of 2026, the consolidated revenue amounted to NT$29.2 billion, reflecting a -7.6% YoY. GlobalWafers’ second-quarter revenue rebounded significantly from the first quarter, indicating that its operating momentum has been gradually improving, supported by the recovery in semiconductor market conditions and demand for high-end applications. This also lays a solid foundation for the company’s performance in the second half of the year.

In the first half of 2026, the global semiconductor industry continued to recover on an uneven but upward trajectory. In addition to sustained strong demand for AI and advanced process applications, mature-node applications such as automotive, industrial, and energy management also gradually improved, leading to a more balanced structure for semiconductor wafers demand. GlobalWafers’ revenue in the first half of the year benefited from demand driven by AI, high-performance computing, and advanced process applications. Demand for 12-inch silicon wafers remained robust, while visibility for high-end and specialty products such as SOI and GaN continued to improve. In terms of capacity utilization, apart from new expansion projects that remain in the active sampling and qualification stage, existing 12-inch production lines operated at full utilization, while 8-inch product lines maintained high loading levels, with signs of recovery expected to gradually extend to 6-inch products. This reflects emerging signs of improvement across the industry following a period of customer inventory adjustments. GlobalWafers will continue to flexibly allocate its global capacity based on customer demand and qualification progress. Through long-term agreements, supply chain diversification, and continued improvements in operational efficiency, the Company aims to strengthen supply stability and cost resilience in response to fluctuations in global raw material, energy, and logistics costs caused by geopolitical risks and regional conflicts.

Benefiting from the global energy transition and the rapid development of emerging applications such as AI and low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellites, demand for renewable energy continues to rise. As the U.S., Europe, and Japan promote energy independence and supply chain localization, Taiwan remains well positioned to capture opportunities arising from global supply chain restructuring, leveraging its strong industrial ecosystem and manufacturing capabilities. SAS is advancing its renewable energy business through a dual-track strategy of “Manufacturing + Services.” On the manufacturing side, the Company’s wholly owned Yilan-based subsidiary, Sustainable Sunrise Co., Ltd. (SUN), focuses on high-value solar technologies and specialized applications with high entry barriers, broadening its international footprint while targeting niche segments, such as net-zero premium solar rooftops and LEO satellites. On the services side, its subsidiary, Susen Green Energy (SGE), integrates power generation, power sales, energy storage, and energy efficiency services to provide one-stop green energy solutions for corporate customers. As of the end of the second quarter of 2026, Sustainable Energy Solution (SES) and Anneal Energy (Anneal), the Group’s power sales subsidiaries, had signed cumulative green power contracts exceeding 26 billion kWh, reflecting SAS’s solid progress in expanding its presence in the renewable energy market. Following SGE’s official registration on the Taipei Exchange Emerging Stock Market (Stock Code: 7931) on June 29, SGE will continue to enhance its energy service business and capitalize on opportunities in the growing green energy market.

Regarding its affiliated companies, Taiwan Speciality Chemicals Corporation (TSC, 4772:TT) reported consolidated revenue of NT$1.8 billion for the first half of the year, representing a YoY increase of 262.8%. The strong growth was driven by the combined momentum of TSC’s core business and its subsidiary, Hung Jie Technology Corporation (HJT). Amid increasing demand for advanced semiconductor manufacturing driven by AI applications, shipments of key specialty gases, including disilane and AHF (anhydrous hydrogen fluoride), continued to ramp up. Meanwhile, demand for HJT’s ultra-high purity cleaning and ultra-precision coating services also increased, further supporting its overall business growth. Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC, 8086:TT) reported revenue of NT$2.5 billion for the first half of the year, representing a YoY increase of 44.4%. Supported by growing demand for advanced GaAs (gallium arsenide) wafer foundry services driven by 5G and WiFi 7 applications, AWSC is expanding into high-value-added applications, including high-speed optical communications (VCSEL Datacom) and solar applications for High-Altitude Platform Systems (HAPS). Actron Technology Corporation (Actron, 8255:TT) reported revenue of NT$4.1 billion for the first half of the year, representing a YoY decrease of 4.9%. In addition to strengthening its presence in the automotive market, Actron is also expanding into high-growth industrial applications, including high-voltage direct current (HVDC), AI servers, solar energy, and robotics, while developing high-performance power products. As these business initiatives continue to advance, the SAS Group will further deepen its presence across its three strategic pillars—renewable energy, automotive components, and semiconductors—while leveraging resource integration and cross-business synergies to reinforce its long-term growth drivers.

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SGE participated in the pre-listing investor conference hosted by Yuanta Securities. From left to right: Pedersen Chen, Chairman ; Jennifer Chen, President and Spokesperson ; Alan Yang, Deputy Spokesperson

Taipei, Taiwan, June 23, 2026 – Driven by the global transition toward net-zero emissions, RE100 commitments, tightening supply-chain decarbonization requirements, and accelerating electricity demand from AI infrastructure and high-performance computing (HPC), enterprises are placing greater emphasis on renewable energy procurement, energy management, and power supply resilience.

Taiwan-based Susen Green Energy Co., Ltd. (“Susen Green Energy”, Emerging Stock Code: 7931) provides integrated renewable energy development, power retail, energy storage, and energy management services, delivering an integrated energy platform for corporate customers. Through its comprehensive business model, the Company helps enterprises increase renewable energy adoption, optimize energy efficiency, and address both decarbonization goals and energy security challenges in an evolving energy landscape. Susen Green Energy is scheduled to list on Taiwan’s Emerging Stock Market (ESM) on June 29 at a reference price of NT$100 per share, marking a significant milestone in the Company’s development and its entry into the capital markets.

Putting Customer Needs at the Core Through Diversified Services and Technology Platforms

In response to growing corporate demand for energy transition, energy cost management, and carbon management, Susen Green Energy has adopted a customer-centric approach and is actively developing an AI-driven integrated energy services platform. By connecting renewable energy development, electricity retail, energy storage, and energy management services, the Company delivers scalable, one-stop smart energy solutions that help enterprises improve energy efficiency, enhance power supply reliability, and accelerate progress toward decarbonization and compliance with international sustainability requirements.

In renewable energy development, Susen Green Energy provides solar project development, design, EPC, and long-term O&M services to deliver stable and reliable renewable electricity supply for corporate customers.

In power retailing, the Company leverages its proprietary AI-powered ZEUS platform to process and analyze millions of electricity bills each month, enabling data-driven insights into customer electricity usage and procurement needs. Separately, Susen Green Energy continues to develop and integrate a diversified renewable energy portfolio, including offshore wind, solar, and hydropower, to enhance renewable electricity allocation, improve procurement efficiency, and support customers in meeting RE100, SBTi, CBAM, and other international sustainability requirements.

In energy storage, Susen Green Energy applies intelligent dispatch technologies to support battery energy storage systems, helping customers improve energy resilience, manage peak demand, and optimize electricity costs.

In energy management, the Company’s AI-enabled Aura-Sync platform helps customers monitor energy use, improve equipment efficiency, optimize contracted capacity, and establish measurable energy-saving mechanisms.

Looking ahead, Susen Green Energy will continue expanding its diversified renewable energy portfolio while helping customers achieve low-carbon and sustainable energy objectives. By combining AI applications with platform integration capabilities, the Company aims to transform from an energy supplier into a comprehensive energy services platform, partnering with enterprises to build a low-carbon, high-efficiency, and sustainable energy ecosystem that creates long-term and resilient industry value.

Leveraging Long-Term Customer Relationships to Expand a Diversified Renewable Energy Portfolio

Building on the Group’s strong presence in the semiconductor industry and its established customer base, Susen Green Energy continues to expand relationships with power-intensive enterprises that offer significant long-term partnership potential. Through its integrated energy platform encompassing renewable energy development, electricity retail, energy storage, and energy management services, the Company has established a diversified revenue model and accumulated extensive experience in large-scale renewable energy projects across Taiwan.

As of May 31, 2026, Susen Green Energy had secured renewable electricity contracts exceeding 22 billion kWh. More than 85% of the contracted volume is backed by agreements with terms of over ten years, while the total contracted value exceeds NT$100 billion. This long-term contract portfolio provides strong revenue visibility and a solid foundation for sustainable growth and recurring earnings.

In addition, Susen Green Energy has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Fengmiao 1 Offshore Wind Farm Project, securing future offshore wind supply and further diversifying its renewable energy portfolio. This strategic milestone positions the Company as the first private electricity retailer in Taiwan to commercialize offshore wind power sales, expanding its renewable energy offering and enhancing its ability to meet the evolving energy needs of corporate customers.

With Fengmiao 1 expected to commence phased grid connection in 2027 Q3, the project is anticipated to significantly strengthen the Company’s renewable energy supply capacity and service capabilities, enabling it to support growing corporate demand for renewable electricity and long-term energy transition initiatives.

Looking ahead, global net-zero commitments, RE100 initiatives, and supply-chain decarbonization requirements are expected to continue driving demand for renewable electricity. At the same time, rising power consumption from AI data centers, HPC, and emerging technology applications is increasing the importance of reliable power supply, energy storage deployment, and efficient energy management.

Against this backdrop, Susen Green Energy will continue strengthening its integrated energy platform across renewable energy development, electricity retail, energy storage, and energy management services. By expanding its diversified renewable energy portfolio and enhancing enterprise energy solutions, the Company is well positioned to capture opportunities arising from both the global energy transition and the rapid growth of AI-driven infrastructure, supporting long-term and sustainable growth.

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Jointly conducted by the Taiwan Stock Exchange and the Taipei Exchange, the 2025 evaluation covered 1,810 listed and TPEx-listed companies, with only 40 TPEx-listed companies ranked in the top 5%. SAS has consistently remained among the top-tier performers, highlighting its strong performance in board operations, information disclosure, shareholder rights protection, and sustainable governance.

SAS has long placed strong emphasis on corporate governance and sustainable development, and continues to strengthen its governance framework, enhance operational transparency, and integrate sustainability into corporate decision-making and daily operations, while actively responding to stakeholder expectations. Notable achievements include:

• Selected as One of the World’s Most Trustworthy Companies: SAS was named to Newsweek’s “World’s Most Trustworthy Companies 2025” list and was recognized as one of only 45 companies worldwide in the Technology Hardware category, underscoring the strong trust the Company has earned from customers, employees, and investors.
• Continued improvement in global sustainability ratings: SAS continues to advance water resource management and climate action. In 2025, the company received an “A” Leadership Level rating in CDP’s Water Security assessment and a “B” rating in CDP’s Climate Change assessment.
• Building a Friendly and Healthy Workplace: The Company continues to promote a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion, uphold workplace equality, and strengthen employee care initiatives to create a workplace that is friendly, healthy, and sustainable. In addition to receiving the Hsinchu Science Park “Excellence Award for Promoting Workplace Equality” for three consecutive years, its subsidiary, Sustainable Sunrise Co., Ltd., also received the Silver Award in the “Health Workplace Benchmark Award” from the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
• Established a robust intellectual property management system: Achieved “A” Certification under the Taiwan Intellectual Property Management System (TIPS) in 2025.

In addition, its subsidiary GlobalWafers was ranked among the top 5% of TPEx-listed companies in the Corporate Governance Evaluation for the eighth consecutive year and was also recognized among the top 10% of electronics companies with a market capitalization exceeding NT$10 billion. In addition, affiliated companies Actron Technology Corporation (Actron) and Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC), were also ranked among the top 5% of TPEx-listed companies in this year’s evaluation. Taiwan Specialty Chemicals Corporation (TSC) participated in the evaluation for the first time and was ranked within the 6% to 20% tier, reflecting the Group’s collective efforts to strengthen corporate governance and sustainable development. Looking ahead, SAS will continue to enhance its governance framework, strengthen operational resilience and sustainable competitiveness, and create long-term value for shareholders and stakeholders.

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Mr. Ming-Kuang Lu assumed the position of Chairperson of SAS in 2007, and after stepping down as Chairperson in 2020, continued serving as Director and Honorary Chairperson. During his tenure, with profound industry experience and forward-looking vision, he led SAS Group to gradually expand its business footprint and strengthen overall competitiveness through strategic acquisitions and diversified business expansion. During key stages of growth, he laid a solid foundation for the Group’s stable operations and had a far-reaching impact on the Company’s long-term competitiveness and group development.

Honorary Chairperson Ming-Kuang Lu stated, “Being able to participate in important decisions and transformation at different stages of SAS’s development, and to work alongside the Board of Directors, management team, and all employees throughout the journey, has been a very valuable experience for me. For an enterprise to achieve long-term development, it is not enough to focus only on the current market environment; it is also necessary to identify the right direction amid a rapidly changing industry environment, allocate resources appropriately, and make decisions at critical moments. Starting from silicon wafers, solar, and sapphire businesses, SAS has pursued long-term development across core businesses including renewable energy, semiconductors, and automotive components, enabling the Group to continue growing and strengthening over time. As global energy transition and market demand continue to evolve, SAS has in recent years promoted organizational restructuring and advanced a dual-track strategy across manufacturing and services to lay the foundation for its next stage of growth. Stepping down from the Board this time represents a phased transition. I believe that what truly supports a company’s steady development is sound corporate governance, healthy operational fundamentals, the ability to continuously adapt and think critically, and the passing on of experience and values from one generation of teams to the next. I have strong confidence in SAS’s existing governance system and management team, and I also hope the Company will continue upholding its spirit of pragmatism, stability, and sustainable management to create long-term value for shareholders, employees, and society.”

Chairperson Doris Hsu stated, “Honorary Chairperson Ming-Kuang Lu has guided the Company through multiple critical stages with exceptional industry insight and governance perspective, leading the completion of important strategic initiatives and positioning the Group for  stable development. On behalf of the Board of Directors and all employees, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to Honorary Chairperson Lu for his long-term guidance and contributions. Going forward, SAS will continue to expand its business footprint based on its existing governance framework and operational foundation, driving the Group’s long-term growth and sustainable development.”

In terms of business deployment, SAS continues to deepen its renewable energy business through a dual-track “manufacturing + services” strategy. On the manufacturing side, Sustainable Sunrise Co., Ltd. (SUN), SAS’s wholly owned subsidiary in Yilan, has long cultivated Taiwan’s solar market, establishing strong manufacturing capabilities and mass production experience, while gradually expanding into overseas markets and diversified applications. In addition to steadily supplying low-tariff, high-end customized wide-view solar wafers for zero-energy buildings to U.S. customers through mass production, SUN has also successfully entered the low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite market. Working with multiple customers, SUN has launched MWT (Metal Wrap Through) solar wafers featuring high reliability, radiation resistance, and resistance to extreme temperature cycling. The products have passed customers’ stringent validation and have already entered mass production and shipment, demonstrating that they have achieved the system-level maturity required for space applications, as well as SUN’s capabilities in space-grade solar technology and mass production. Compared with general ground-mounted products, space applications require much higher standards for efficiency, reliability, and lifespan, resulting in significantly higher technical barriers. Through its MWT technology, SUN places the electrode design on the back side of the solar wafer, effectively improving light absorption efficiency and power density while also offering lightweight advantages that better meet the needs of the LEO satellite market. As the global LEO satellite and aerospace industries continue to grow rapidly, SUN is leveraging its technology validation capabilities, mass production experience, and customization advantages to further strengthen product differentiation and market competitiveness, while deepening SAS’s global presence in advanced renewable energy and aerospace applications.

On the services side, Sustainable Energy Solution (SGE), SAS’s renewable energy subsidiary, integrates renewable energy generation, power sales, energy storage, and energy-saving services to build a one-stop green power and energy solution platform for enterprises, supporting enterprises in advancing RE100 and net-zero transformation, and becoming one of the Group’s strong growth drivers. As of April 2026, its power retail subsidiaries, Sustainable Energy Solution (SES) and Anneal Energy (Anneal), had cumulatively signed green power contracts exceeding 22 billion kWh. Unlike conventional power retail or project development models, SGE has established integrated energy service capabilities covering long-term corporate power purchase agreements (CPPAs), power dispatching, contract performance management, and green power trust mechanisms, forming a key foundation for long-term partnerships and stable power supply. Leveraging SAS Group’s long-standing experience in the semiconductor and manufacturing industries, SGE is better positioned to understand enterprise customers’ needs for stable power supply, green power adoption, and energy management. Through long-term contracts and integrated energy services, SGE continues to deepen long-term customer relationships. As rapid growth in AI applications drives rising electricity demand and enterprises accelerate low-carbon transformation, SGE also continues to actively expand its diversified customer base and energy service footprint.

SAS continues to advance its diversified business strategy by actively deepening its presence across the semiconductor, automotive electronic components, and renewable energy industry ecosystems. In the semiconductor sector, its subsidiary GlobalWafers (GWC, 6488:TT) leverages its global advanced manufacturing capacity deployment and product portfolio advantages. Benefiting from growing demand driven by AI and high-performance computing (HPC), as well as the recovery of the semiconductor market, wafer shipments and capacity utilization have both improved, while new capacities are accelerating qualification and ramp-up, gradually strengthening mid- to long-term growth momentum. Meanwhile, affiliated companies Taiwan Speciality Chemicals Corporation (TSC, 4772:TT), Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC, 8086:TT), and Actron Technology Corporation (Actron, 8255:TT) are demonstrating growth momentum in areas including advanced process materials, high-speed communication components, and high-efficiency power devices in response to market trends. Through integration of upstream and downstream resources and global deployment, SAS has transformed into a multinational diversified group, demonstrating solid growth momentum and industry competitiveness amid global supply chain restructuring and the energy transition trend.

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In the renewable energy sector, amid the accelerating global energy transition, rising geopolitical uncertainties, and the rapid surge in electricity demand driven by AI applications, renewable energy has evolved beyond an ESG initiative into a critical foundation for energy security and economic development. Building on its organizational restructuring in 2025, SAS has accelerated the development of its renewable energy business through a dual-track strategy of “Manufacturing + Services.” In the first quarter of 2026, renewable energy revenue reached NT$1.35 billion, representing a YoY increase of 75.5%, demonstrating strong growth momentum. On the manufacturing side, the Company’s wholly owned subsidiary in Yilan, Sustainable Sunrise Co., Ltd. (SUN) is actively expanding into high technical barrier applications, such as Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite applications, while continuing to strengthen its presence in Taiwan’s rooftop solar market. Fire-resistant solar modules have entered mass production and shipment, enhancing product safety and differentiation, and driving growth in the manufacturing segment. On the services side, Sustainable Energy Solution (SGE), a subsidiary of SAS, has established a one-stop energy service platform encompassing power generation, power sales, energy storage, and energy efficiency solutions. Through comprehensive and integrated energy solutions, SGE supports enterprises in advancing their low-carbon transition. As of the end of the first quarter of 2026, cumulative green power contracts signed by SGE’s power sales subsidiaries, Sustainable Energy Solution (SES) and Anneal Energy (Anneal) have reached nearly 22 billion kWh, reflecting strong customer confidence of the Group’s service quality and reliable delivery capabilities. As corporate demand for green power continues to scale up rapidly, SGE continues to leverage its integrated service offerings to expand its operational scale, while building and deepening a base of representative, high‑stickiness customers, thereby establishing a market position with meaningful scale and visibility.

In the semiconductor segment, supported by growing demand from AI and high-performance computing, the global semiconductor market continues to recover, driving a gradual improvement in wafer shipments. Although the pace of recovery across end markets remains uneven, overall demand is trending toward a more stable rebound, and we have also observed multiple positive signals from customers. Aside from new production lines still in the qualification and ramp-up phases, GlobalWafers’ 12-inch production lines remain fully loaded, while utilization rates for smaller diameter wafers have also improved. Demand for 8-inch wafers has recovered and is expected to support a gradual recovery in 6-inch wafers, contributing to higher overall capacity utilization and shipment momentum. As global capacity expansion progresses, new capacity in Japan, Italy, and the United States is advancing through customer qualification and ramp-up, with expansion benefits gradually emerging. At the same time, driven by advanced packaging and high-performance applications, demand for upgraded materials continues to grow. GlobalWafers is further strengthening its high-valued product portfolio, with SOI production lines delivering strong performance. Despite being at an early stage of expansion, SOI has already achieved positive gross margin and stands out as one of the early highlights among the Group’s initiatives. 12-inch SiC is progressing through customer qualification and advancing toward future high-value applications, while GaN remains fully loaded under strong demand and continues to expand capacity, further strengthening future growth momentum.

SAS’s diversified strategy continues to deliver results, with affiliated companies delivering strong performance in the first quarter of 2026. Taiwan Speciality Chemicals Corporation (TSC, 4772:TT) benefited from capacity expansion in advanced processes and growing AI-driven demand, driving continued growth in specialty gases such as disilane. Its new product, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride (AHF), also began to ramp up, while contributions from the acquisition of Hung Jie Technology Corporation further supported revenue growth. First-quarter consolidated revenue reached NT$0.86 billion, representing a 290% YoY increase, with EPS of NT$1.33. Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC, 8086:TT) upgraded its power amplifier (PA) product mix, driven by demand from high-end smartphones and Wi-Fi 7, while also expanding into non-PA applications such as drones, Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, and LiDAR. First-quarter revenue reached NT$1.22 billion, up 58.4% YoY, with EPS of NT$1.51. Actron Technology Corporation (Actron, 8255:TT) benefited from increasing penetration of 48V automotive systems and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs), supporting steady revenue growth. Actron is also actively expanding into AI servers and high-voltage direct current (HVDC) applications. First-quarter revenue reached NT$2.04 billion, with EPS of NT$1.7.

In addition, SAS continues to strengthen its corporate governance and sustainable management. The Company has been ranked among the top 5% of Taipei Exchange-listed companies in the Corporate Governance Evaluation for twelve consecutive years. It also marked its first inclusion among the top 10% of electronic companies with a market capitalization above NT$10 billion, marking a new milestone in its governance performance and reflecting its ongoing efforts to enhance governance frameworks and implement sustainable practices. Its subsidiary GlobalWafers, along with affiliated companies Actron and AWSC, were also ranked within the top 5%, while TSC ranked within the top 6%–20% in its first participation in the Corporate Governance Evaluation. These results reflect the Group’s high level of maturity in corporate governance and operational management, providing a solid foundation for long-term, stable development.

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SAS’ semiconductor subsidiary, GlobalWafers (GWC, 6488: TT), also released its March results today that the consolidated revenue reached NT$5.45 billion with 23.8 % MoM and 0.1% YoY. GWC Q126 consolidated revenue totaled NT$13.98 billion, with -3.6 % QoQ and -10.3 % YoY.

GlobalWafers’ revenue for the first quarter of 2026 declined compared to the previous period, primarily due to fewer working days during the Lunar New Year holiday, as well as temporary disruptions caused by extreme cold weather and snowstorms in parts of Europe, the United States, and Northeast Asia, which constrained operations at certain overseas facilities. These impacts were seasonal and temporary. As weather conditions improved, all sites have resumed normal operations, with utilization and shipment momentum gradually stabilizing. As short-term disruptions subside, underlying operating fundamentals have gradually recovered. In addition to ongoing pilot production and customer qualifications for newly added capacity, existing 12-inch wafer lines remain fully loaded. Utilization for small- and medium-sized wafers has also improved compared to the previous quarter, indicating initial signs of demand recovery. However, the extent to which this improvement will translate into a broader and sustained market recovery remains to be seen observation. Meanwhile, the first tranche of government subsidies for the GlobalWafers’ Italian subsidiary was received in the first quarter, and will help strengthen the overall financial structure. Overall, after reaching a relatively low point in the first quarter, operating momentum shows a gradual but uneven upward trend. Nevertheless, future performance remains subject to uncertainties, including macroeconomic environment, geopolitical risks, and industry conditions. GlobalWafers will continue to adopt a proactive and prudent approach in responding to market conditions.

SAS reported a slight YoY increase in consolidated revenue for Q126. Driven by its dual-track strategy across manufacturing and services, the renewable energy business delivered outstanding performance, with its revenue in Q126 increasing 75.5% YoY, demonstrating strong growth momentum. On the solar technology front, SAS continues to expand into high-barrier niche applications, including space-related applications such as low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites, where demand for highly reliable solar products is expected to remain strong. These developments also present opportunities for the Company to further expand into higher value-added markets. In green energy services, SAS’s subsidiary Susen Green Energy (SGE) has established a one-stop green energy solutions platform integrating diversified energy and management services to support corporate decarbonization and energy transition. As of the end of the first quarter, SGE’s power trading subsidiaries, SES and Anneal, have secured cumulative green power contracts of nearly 22 billion kWh. This segment is expected to become a key growth driver for the Group’s renewable energy business. Among affiliated companies, Taiwan Specialty Chemicals Corporation (TSC, 4772:TT) reported first-quarter consolidated revenue of NT$0.86 billion, representing a YoY increase of 290%, driven by rising demand for disilane supported by AI applications. Its anhydrous hydrogen fluoride (AHF) products have also entered major customer supply chains and are gradually ramping up, and are expected to contribute to overall performance this year. Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC, 8086:TT) recorded first-quarter revenue of NT$1.22 billion, up 58.4% YoY. Building on its stable power amplifier (PA) business, AWSC continues to diversify its product and application portfolio, expanding into non-RF applications such as drones, LEO satellites, and high-altitude platform systems (HAPS), enhancing operational flexibility. Actron Technology Corporation (Actron, 8255:TT) reported first-quarter revenue of NT$2.04 billion, representing a YoY decrease of 3.7%. In addition to strengthening its automotive business, Actron is expanding into AI server power, energy systems, and electric vehicle power devices, leveraging SiC and GaN technologies to enter the high-efficiency power market. With steady progress across its business segments, the SAS Group will continue to leverage renewable energy, automotive components, and semiconductors as its three key growth engines, integrating Group resources and diversified operations to enhance competitiveness and long-term value.

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