Taipei, Taiwan, October 13, 2026 — Driven by the global net-zero transition, RE100 commitments, and supply chain carbon reduction requirements—alongside rising electricity demand from emerging technologies like AI and high-performance computing—enterprises are increasingly focusing on green energy procurement, power supply resilience, and energy management efficiency. Susen Green Energy Co., Ltd. (SGE, 7931:TT) announced that it is participating in the “2026 Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan” from October 14th to 16th, jointly exhibiting with the Solar PV Generation System Association of R.O.C (PVGSA), to showcase a one-stop corporate energy solutions platform spanning renewable energy development, green electricity supply, energy storage integration, and smart energy management.

At this exhibition, SGE showcases its comprehensive one-stop corporate energy solutions platform, centered on four core pillars: Renewable Energy Development, Green Power Retailing, Energy Storage and Energy Efficiency Services. Beyond its commitment to green electricity supply, SGE further integrates solar project development and operation, diversified renewable energy green electricity trading and transfer, smart energy storage, and energy-saving services. Through AI smart platform, it integrates diverse renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and hydropower, combining electricity data analysis, smart monitoring, and green electricity consulting services to assist enterprises in meeting energy transition and carbon reduction requirements such as RE100, SBTi, and CBAM. Leveraging the industrial resources and long-term B2B service experience of the Sino-American Silicon Products (SAS) Group, as well as its customer base in the high-tech and semiconductor industries, SGE not only focuses on green electricity acquisition but also provides fully integrated services encompassing energy portfolio optimization, supply stability, risk management, and long-term contract fulfillment. It continues to expand its presence with diverse green electricity sources such as offshore wind power, creating energy solutions for enterprise customers that combine stability, resilience, and long-term service capabilities.

PVGSA has long been committed to integrating industry resources, improving system technical standards and market order, and actively promoting cooperation between industry, government, and academic to enhance engineering safety and quality. This joint exhibition combines the practical experience of SGE in corporate energy services and renewable energy integration with the Association’s platform for industry collaboration and professional exchange, showcasing the diversified development of Taiwan’s photovoltaic industry, extending beyond system construction to green electricity supply, energy storage, and smart energy management.

Pedersen Chen, Chairman of SGE, stated, “In response to tightening regulations for major electricity consumers and accelerating corporate carbon reduction targets, enterprises face growing needs in green power procurement, power supply resilience, energy cost control, and integrated management. SGE’s mission is to be the ultimate partner in corporate energy transition—providing end-to-end professional services from site development and large-scale power wheeling to energy storage integration and management. Through this joint exhibition with the association, we aim to tailor cost-effective, resilient, and low-carbon energy solutions for industry partners, driving sustainable growth together.”

【Exhibition Information】

• Exhibition Name: 2026 Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan
• Exhibition Dates: October 14 (Wed) to October 16 (Fri), 2026
• Exhibition Venue: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1, 1F (PV Taiwan)
• Booth Name: PVGSA Pavilion

• Booth Number: J0417

The post SGE Joins Hands with PVGSA to Exhibit at 2026 Net-Zero Taiwan & Energy Taiwan
“Renewable Energy Development, Green Power Retailing, Energy Storage and Energy Efficiency Services” — One-Stop Corporate Energy Solutions Platform Debuts first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

SAS’s semiconductor subsidiary, GlobalWafers (GWC, 6488:TT), also released its September results today. The consolidated revenue reached NT$ 5.13 billion, marking a 7.65 % MoM and a -13.13% YoY. In Q3 2026, GlobalWafers’ consolidated revenue totaled NT$ 14.87 billion, showing a -2.26 % QoQ and a 2.60 % YoY. Looking at the first three quarters of 2026, the consolidated revenue amounted to NT$ 44.1 billion, reflecting a -4.40 % YoY.

As investment in AI infrastructure continues to expand, accelerating adoption of HBM, advanced packaging, silicon photonics, and high-efficiency power solutions is strengthening the recovery momentum across the semiconductor market. This recovery is also gradually broadening into additional end markets, including memory, industrial applications, and consumer electronics, driving demand growth across GlobalWafers’ product portfolio and keeping capacity utilization at high levels. Although the impact of the fire at the Novara facility in Italy on customer supply has been effectively contained, the incident is expected to continue affecting overall revenue and capacity allocation in the near term. The Novara facility partially resumed operations on September 14, with the epitaxial (EPI) process restarting and shipments resuming ahead of the wafering lines. Overall recovery progress has been better than initially anticipated. However, certain downstream processes remain under reconstruction, while capacity at supporting facilities is already tight. In addition, some newly ordered equipment has longer lead times and must still undergo installation, validation, and customer qualification. These factors limit the flexibility of GlobalWafers’ global capacity allocation, meaning that the Novara facility’s production capacity and revenue contribution will recover gradually. Leveraging its global manufacturing network and cross-site support capabilities, GlobalWafers continues to minimize the impact on operations and customer supply. The Company will carefully manage capacity allocation across its global facilities while progressively strengthening overall supply capabilities and operational resilience.

Meanwhile, GlobalWafers’ global capacity expansion is continuing to deliver tangible progress. The newly expanded 12-inch facility in Italy was unaffected by the fire incident and continues to steadily advance customer qualifications and production ramp-up. In the United States, the new Texas facility is benefiting from progress in customer qualifications, an optimized product mix, and significantly higher shipment volumes, with the benefits of its capacity expansion becoming increasingly evident. In specialty products, growing demand from emerging applications such as silicon photonics has driven a significant increase in both demand and output for 12-inch products at the Missouri SOI facility, with expansion benefits gradually materializing. The Niigata facility in Japan also delivered strong performance, with September revenue reaching a new all-time monthly high, while third-quarter revenue set another all-time quarterly record, marking three consecutive quarters of growth. Other major manufacturing sites likewise benefited from improvements in product mix, sales volume, and production efficiency, providing additional momentum to overall operations. GlobalWafers will continue to leverage the strengths of its global manufacturing footprint and comprehensive product portfolio to capture medium- to long-term growth opportunities driven by AI, advanced applications, and supply chain localization. In addition, GlobalWafers recently completed its Global Depositary Shares (GDS) offering, raising approximately US$1.432 billion in gross proceeds, making it the third-largest GDS offering in Taiwan’s history. The offering further strengthens the Company’s financial position and funding flexibility, while supporting raw material procurement in local currencies and capacity expansion at its overseas subsidiaries, providing additional resources to support the Company’s future growth and operations. Looking ahead, GlobalWafers will continue to leverage its global manufacturing network and comprehensive product portfolio, closely monitor evolving market demand and the pace of industry recovery, and make every effort to optimize resource and capacity allocation to capture medium- to long-term growth opportunities driven by AI, advanced applications, and supply chain localization.

Demand for AI computing power continues to grow, driving increased electricity consumption in data centers and advanced manufacturing and boosting corporate demand for renewable electricity, energy storage, and energy management services. SAS is expanding its renewable energy portfolio through a dual-track strategy encompassing both manufacturing and services. On the manufacturing side, Sustainable Sunrise Co., Ltd. (SUN), SAS’s wholly owned subsidiary in Yilan, Taiwan, continues to develop Taiwan’s rooftop solar market while leveraging its high-efficiency solar technologies to enter high-barrier applications, including premium net-zero-energy solar roofing in the United States and low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites worldwide. In addition, the U.S. solar project jointly undertaken with United Renewable Energy Co., Ltd. (URECO) is progressing steadily as planned. The two parties will work together to capture opportunities in the U.S. renewable energy market, deepen their international presence, and enhance overall competitiveness.

On the services side, subsidiary Susen Green Energy (SGE, 7931) integrates renewable energy generation, electricity sales, energy storage, and energy efficiency services to provide one-stop corporate green energy solutions. SGE is Taiwan’s first privately owned electricity retailer to supply offshore wind power. Once CIP’s Fengmiao I offshore wind project comes online, SGE will further strengthen its complementary mix of wind and solar power sources. As of the end of the third quarter, the combined green electricity transaction volume of Anneal Energy and Sustainable Energy Solution (SES), the Group’s electricity retail subsidiaries, had risen to a leading position in Taiwan’s private green electricity retail market. Among these developments, SES signed a 20-year, 26.3 MW corporate power purchase agreement (CPPA) with Aquila Clean Energy APAC, a professional developer of fishery-solar projects, with annual green electricity supply expected to exceed 32 million kWh. More than 85% of the green electricity contracts secured by the two electricity retail brands are long-term agreements with durations of over 10 years, while the cumulative contracted value has exceeded NT$100 billion. These achievements not only reflect the continued growth in corporate demand for green electricity, but also provide a solid foundation for the Company’s long-term, stable revenue stream and enhanced business visibility.

Among SAS’s affiliated companies, Taiwan Speciality Chemicals Corporation (TSCC, 4772:TT) reported cumulative consolidated revenue of NT$2.76 billion for the first three quarters, representing a year-over-year increase of 146.2%. Driven by demand from AI and advanced semiconductor processes, capacity utilization for disilane has approached full utilization, with further capacity expansion underway. AHF (anhydrous hydrogen fluoride) is also being progressively adopted in advanced logic, memory, and HBM (high-bandwidth memory) processes. Meanwhile, the benefits of the acquisition of Hung Jie Technology Corporation are gradually materializing, with its cleaning and coating capacity being expanded in parallel.

Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC, 8086:TT) reported cumulative consolidated revenue of NT$3.78 billion for the first three quarters, up 32.1% year over year. Its power amplifier (PA) business continues to benefit from 5G and Wi-Fi 7 applications, which are driving demand for gallium arsenide (GaAs) wafer foundry services. Its non-PA business is expanding into applications including AI high-speed optical communications and solar energy. Data center optical communications (Datacom) products are already in stable volume shipments, while the company continues to advance its vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL) initiatives to capture opportunities in AI data centers and high-speed optical transmission markets.

Actron Technology Corporation (8255:TT) reported cumulative consolidated revenue of NT$6.03 billion for the first three quarters, representing year-over-year decline of 3.7%. Demand for its automotive ultra-low-loss diodes (ULLD) remains strong, while its non-automotive business continues to expand into industrial applications. Customized insulated-gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) products have entered low-volume production, and the company is also expanding its presence in applications including silicon carbide (SiC), AI server power supplies, and high-voltage direct current (HVDC). The SAS Group will continue to integrate resources and technological strengths across its businesses while advancing its three core business areas—renewable energy manufacturing and services, automotive components, and semiconductors—to capture growth opportunities arising from the simultaneous expansion of computing power and electricity demand.

The post SAS & GWC September 2026 Revenue Report first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

Hsinchu, Taiwan, September 1, 2026 – Doris Hsu, Chairperson and CEO of both Sino-American Silicon Products Inc. (SAS) and GlobalWafers Co., Ltd. (GlobalWafers), received the Medal of Economic Contribution from the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) today (September 1) at the Semicon Network Summit 2026 – Trust, Resilience, and Prosperity. The medal was personally presented by President Lai Ching-te in recognition of Doris’ long-standing dedication to industry development, her leadership in driving the continued growth and transformation of SAS and GlobalWafers, her efforts to advance the upgrading of key industries and expand globally from a strong foundation in Taiwan, and her outstanding contributions to enhancing Taiwan’s industrial competitiveness and international economic standing.

The Semicon Network Summit 2026, hosted by the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) and co-organized by the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) and Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI), centers on the themes of “Trust, Resilience, and Prosperity.” The summit brings together global semiconductor industry leaders, policymakers, and experts from academia and research institutions to deepen international industry exchanges and supply chain collaboration. The Medal of Economic Contribution is a professional medal presented by the MOEA to recognize individuals who have made exceptional contributions to economic affairs, including enhancing international economic and trade standing, promoting investment and industrial upgrading, and advancing technology and business management. Doris’ receipt of the medal not only recognizes her years of dedication to industry development and her achievements in advancing corporate transformation and global expansion, but also demonstrates how Taiwanese enterprises, backed by their long-accumulated strengths in technology, manufacturing, and management, continue to exert influence on global industrial development.

SAS has continued to expand its business portfolio in response to industry trends, cultivating new businesses over the years through strategic investments, resource integration, and technology development. From its core manufacturing business, SAS has gradually evolved into a diversified industrial group spanning renewable energy, semiconductors, automotive components, and other sectors. A stable and resilient energy supply is critical not only to industrial competitiveness and economic security, but also to the operation of critical infrastructure and the sustainable development of industries. In response to the global energy transition, SAS has maintained a long-term commitment to the renewable energy sector and expanded from manufacturing into energy generation, energy sales, energy storage, and energy-efficiency services, gradually establishing a business portfolio that integrates manufacturing and services. At the same time, the company has actively expanded into overseas markets, developing semiconductor and other high-value-added application products while extending into emerging fields such as low-Earth-orbit satellites. Through different industry cycles, SAS has built resilience and growth momentum through diversified development and continues to contribute value to the energy transition and industrial upgrading.

Semiconductors are an essential foundation for the digital economy, artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing, and the development of other critical technologies. As the industry evolves rapidly and supply chains continue to be restructured, technological capabilities in critical materials, stable supply, and cross-regional manufacturing have become increasingly important to supporting industry resilience and long-term competitiveness. Starting from Taiwan, GlobalWafers has long invested in semiconductor materials technology R&D and international development, gradually establishing a manufacturing network spanning Asia, the Americas, and Europe and extending Taiwan’s accumulated materials technology and manufacturing strengths into global markets. Today, GlobalWafers operates 18 sites across nine countries, serving major customers worldwide while continuing to advance new capacity in the United States, Europe, and Asia. As demand for supply security, localized manufacturing, and advanced technologies continues to grow across regions, GlobalWafers is leveraging its cross-regional operational advantages to deepen connections between Taiwan and the international semiconductor industry and contribute to the development of critical technologies and the resilience of the global supply chain.

Doris Hsu, Chairperson and CEO of SAS and GlobalWafers, said, “I am deeply grateful to the Ministry of Economic Affairs for this recognition. This honor belongs to the teams at SAS and GlobalWafers who have worked alongside me throughout this journey, as well as to our customers, partners, and Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, which have supported us over the years. Taiwan’s strong industrial foundation, outstanding talent, and comprehensive technology and industrial ecosystem provide an important foundation that enables us to continue innovating and expanding into international markets. As global industries undergo rapid change, technological capabilities, talent development, energy resilience, and cross-regional collaboration will become increasingly important. Looking ahead, SAS and GlobalWafers will remain rooted in Taiwan while strengthening our connections with the world, further advancing technology and talent development, and working together with industry partners to promote industrial upgrading and the energy transition. We will also continue contributing to the stability and resilience of the global supply chain.”

The post Doris Hsu, Chairperson of SAS and GlobalWafers, Receives Medal of Economic Contribution
Advancing Critical Semiconductor Materials, Rooted in Taiwan and Connected to the World first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

Taipei, Taiwan, August 20, 2026 – Susen Green Energy Co., Ltd. (SGE, 7931:TT) today announced that its renewable energy development subsidiary, Sustainable Energy Solution Co., Ltd. (SES), together with its parent company, the Sino-American Silicon Products (SAS) Group, has entered into a 20-year Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) with Aquila Clean Energy APAC (Aquila Clean Energy), a renewable energy developer and independent power producer. The agreement covers a total installed capacity of 26.3MW and is expected to supply more than 32 million kWh of renewable electricity annually. The collaboration will further expand SGE’s long-term renewable electricity portfolio and supply capabilities, enabling the Company to better support corporate customers in achieving RE100 commitments, Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) goals, and supply-chain decarbonization requirements.

The renewable electricity supplied under the agreement will be generated from a 26.3MW fishery-solar photovoltaic project located in Xuejia and Madou Districts, Tainan City. Under the partnership, Aquila Clean Energy will provide renewable electricity generated by the project, while SES will be responsible for renewable electricity aggregation, trading, and power wheeling services. The project is expected to generate more than 32 million kWh of renewable electricity annually, reducing carbon emissions by approximately 14,900 metric tons of CO₂ equivalent (CO₂e) each year. Over the 20-year contract term, cumulative electricity generation is projected to exceed 640 million kWh, with total carbon reductions exceeding 290,000 metric tons of CO₂e. Developed under a fishery-solar model, the project supports renewable energy development while maintaining aquaculture production, balancing renewable electricity generation with sustainable land utilization.

SGE, a member of the SAS Group, is a comprehensive provider of corporate energy transition solutions, integrating renewable energy development, electricity retail, energy storage, and energy efficiency services to deliver one-stop energy solutions for enterprises. Its subsidiary, SES, specializes in Corporate Power Purchase Agreements (CPPAs), renewable electricity trading, renewable energy certificates (RECs), and energy management services, helping enterprises develop renewable energy procurement strategies. Aquila Clean Energy APAC is a clean energy platform focused on the development, construction, and operation of clean energy projects throughout Taiwan and the broader Asia Pacific region. By combining the expertise of both companies in renewable energy development, renewable electricity integration, and wheeling services, this partnership provides enterprises with a reliable and long-term source of renewable electricity.

In addition, the CPPA transaction incorporates Bank SinoPac’s renewable electricity trust mechanism, which provides transaction settlement and contract performance management services through a trust structure. This arrangement enhances transaction transparency and strengthens performance safeguards under the long-term power purchase agreement, further improving the renewable electricity trading mechanism.

Pedersen Chen, President of SAS and Chairman of SGE, commented “As global supply chains continue to accelerate their low-carbon transition, renewable electricity has become an essential foundation for companies seeking to maintain competitiveness and address customers’ decarbonization requirements. This 20-year CPPA with Aquila Clean Energy not only further expands SGE’s renewable electricity portfolio but also strengthens our overall renewable energy supply and service capabilities. Looking ahead, SGE will continue integrating renewable energy development, electricity retail, energy storage, energy efficiency, and energy management services to help enterprises increase renewable energy adoption while advancing their decarbonization commitments and net-zero transition goals.”

Morris Lu, Head of Taiwan, Aquila Clean Energy, said “CPPAs provide renewable energy projects with a stable foundation for long-term operations while enabling enterprises to secure reliable renewable electricity supplies, making them an important mechanism for accelerating renewable energy deployment. This long-term partnership with SES combines the strengths of both companies in renewable energy development and green power services, enhancing supply stability while supporting Taiwan’s corporate energy transition and the development of the renewable energy market.”

The post SGE Subsidiary SES Signs 20-Year, 26.3MW CPPA with Fishery-Solar Developer Aquila Clean Energy APAC
Expected to Supply Over 32 Million kWh of Renewable Electricity
Annually, Further Strengthening Long-Term Green Power Portfolio first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

For the first half of 2026, SAS reported consolidated revenue of NT$40.5 billion, up 2.3% YoY. Gross margin was 22.9%, operating margin was 11.2%, and net income reached NT$7.1 billion, representing a net margin of 17.4%. Net income attributable to the parent company totaled NT$3.1 billion, with a net margin attributable to the parent company reached 7.6%, while EPS was NT$5.02. GlobalWafers reported first-half 2026 consolidated revenue of NT$29.2 billion, down 7.6% YoY, with a gross margin of 20.7%, operating margin of 9.9%, net income of NT$5.7 billion, a net margin of 19.4%, and EPS of NT$11.87. SAS achieved its highest-ever second-quarter consolidated revenue on record, while second-quarter net income reached the second-highest level for the same period in the Company’s history. First-half consolidated revenue also reached the second-highest level ever recorded for the same period.

Driven by the global energy transition and rising AI-related electricity demand, SAS continues to strengthen its renewable energy business. On the renewable energy manufacturing side, wholly owned subsidiary Sustainable Sunrise Co., Ltd. (SUN) continues to expand into high-value applications including low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites and Zero-Energy Buildings (ZEB). On the renewable energy services side, subsidiary Susen Green Energy Co., Ltd. (SGE, 7931:TT) provides one-stop energy solutions covering power generation, power sales, energy storage, and energy efficiency services. As of the end of the second quarter of 2026, SGE’s power retail subsidiaries, Anneal Energy Co., Ltd. (Anneal) and Sustainable Energy Solution (SES), had signed contracts with an aggregate value exceeding NT$100 billion, with more than 85% of contracts having terms of over 10 years, providing stable long-term cash flow. In addition to its existing long-term contracts, SGE continues to develop new renewable power plants and diversify its green electricity portfolio while actively engaging with a broad range of corporate customers on new cooperation opportunities. Its project pipeline continues to grow steadily, providing strong support for future business expansion. Recently, SAS also announced the establishment of a joint venture with United Renewable Energy Co., Ltd. (URECO) in the United States. The two companies plan to jointly invest approximately US$40 million to build a 1 GW solar module manufacturing facility, strengthening local manufacturing capabilities in the U.S. Supported by the growing emphasis on energy security, rising AI-driven electricity demand, and supply chain localization, market demand continues to increase for locally supplied, traceable and compliant low-carbon energy products. Leveraging its global footprint, SAS is well positioned to capture the opportunities arising from the global energy transition.

In the semiconductor business, demand continued to benefit from artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC), and advanced semiconductor manufacturing, while industrial and power management applications also showed gradual recovery. The global semiconductor industry continued its recovery momentum during the quarter. GlobalWafers recorded meaningful sequential revenue growth in the second quarter, reflecting improving market demand and industry conditions. As demand continued to improve, existing 12-inch wafer capacity is fully utilized, while 8-inch capacity utilization stays at a high level, with the recovery momentum gradually extending to 6-inch products. Meanwhile, the Company’s global expansion projects have begun delivering results, with new capacities in the United States, Italy, and Japan progressively completing customer qualifications and entering mass production, and the benefits of these expansion projects are gradually becoming increasingly evident. GlobalWafers also continues to strengthen its portfolio of high-value-added products, including SOI, GaN, 12-inch SiC, square wafers, and advanced packaging materials. These initiatives continue to optimize the Company’s product mix and profitability while further enhancing its long-term growth prospects and global competitiveness.

Regarding affiliated companies, Taiwan Speciality Chemicals Corporation (TSC, 4772:TT) continued to benefit from strong demand driven by advanced semiconductor manufacturing and AI applications, with robust demand for high-purity specialty gases and semiconductor precursor materials. Despite a high comparison base resulting from large customer shipments in the same period last year, TSC’s standalone revenue still increased by 29.7% YoY in the first half of 2026, demonstrating solid growth momentum in its core business. As customer demand continued to strengthen, capacity utilization for the second half of the year has been revised upward from the initial estimate of approximately 70% to near full utilization, reflecting stronger-than-expected market demand. TSC’s disilane expansion project is scheduled to commence in the third quarter and is expected to increase annual production capacity by more than 30%. Anhydrous hydrogen fluoride (AHF), Taiwan’s first locally developed product of its kind for advanced semiconductor manufacturing applications, continues to experience strong customer demand, with shipments increasing quarter by quarter, highlighting its significant future growth potential. Supported by continued strength in its core business and contributions from subsidiary Hung Jie Technology Corporation (HJT), TSC reported consolidated revenue of NT$1.7 billion for the first half of 2026, representing YoY growth of 262.8%, with EPS of NT$2.83. Both consolidated revenue and EPS reached record highs. Advanced Wireless Semiconductor Company (AWSC, 8086:TT) benefited from flagship Android smartphone inventory replenishment and increasing demand for mid-to-high-end products, delivering solid operating performance. In addition, the Company has been actively expanding into the drone Wi-Fi and optical communication markets. Driven by growing demand from AI data centers and high-speed optical communications, the optoelectronic components market is developing rapidly. Among these, laser diodes (LDs), which serve as the light source, and photodiodes (PDs), which detect optical signals, are key components. Some of the Company’s products have entered the customer sampling and qualification stage, and the Company is advancing cooperation projects with multiple international customers, creating new growth momentum for future operations. First-half consolidated revenue reached NT$2.5 billion, up 44.4% YoY, with EPS of NT$2.93. Both revenue and EPS reached the second highest first-half levels on record. Actron Technology Corporation (Actron, 8255:TT) maintained stable demand for its core automotive products while actively expanding into high-growth applications such as AI power management. First-half consolidated revenue reached NT$4.1 billion, down 4.9% YoY, with EPS of NT$3.14.

Driven by the two structural trends of AI development and the global energy transition, SAS has established a diversified growth platform spanning semiconductors, renewable energy, and automotive components. Looking ahead, SAS will continue to strengthen its portfolio of high-value-added products, expand its global localized manufacturing footprint, and deepen its long-term energy service business. By accelerating the conversion of its technological and industry advantages into business growth, SAS will further strengthen the Group’s growth momentum and create long-term value for shareholders.

The post SAS Reports Q2 2026 Results first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

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.

The post SAS, GWC and SGE Partner with IC Broadcasting and Hsuan Chuang University to Host a Charity Science Camp, Integrating AI, Hands-on Maker Activities and Sustainable Energy Education to Foster Technological Literacy Among Hsinchu Schoolchildren first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

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!”

The post SAS and URECO Form U.S. Joint Venture to Establish 1 GW Solar Module Manufacturing Capacity
Strengthening Local Supply Capabilities to Meet Surging Power Demand from AI Data Centers and Capture Opportunities in the U.S. Energy Transition first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..

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.

The post SAS & GWC June 2026 Revenue Report first appeared on Sino-American Silicon Products Inc..