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INX Investor Presentation 2026

May 25, 2026

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InnoLux

2026 First Half
Institutional Investor Conference

March 12, 2026


INNOLux

Disclaimer

Innolux Corporation’s statements of its current expectations and estimates are forward-looking statements subject to significant known and unknown risks and uncertainties and actual results may differ materially from those contained or implied in the forward-looking statements.

These forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and therefore one should not place undue reliance on them. Except as required by law, we undertake no obligation to update any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.


INNOLUX

Agenda

Market Overview

Corporate Strategies

Financial Results

Q&A


Executive Summary

INNOLUX

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Sustained Transformation

  • Diversification for NON-COMMODITY
  • Product mix optimization for COMMODITY
  • Bigger contribution of NON-DISPLAY

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Continue to Lead in TSR


INNOLUX

Key Product Application Highlights

TV

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  • Panel prices rebounded on World Cup stocking and maintenance-driven supply cuts; brands pulled in inventory
  • 2026 panel area demand to grow ~6% YoY, led by ultra-large sizes.

Notebook

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  • Rising memory costs pressured BOM, leading brands to optimize panel spec selection
  • Structural demand holds despite weak recovery; brands remain inventory-cautious

Monitor

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  • Monitor panel prices rose on TV price spillover and expected supply cuts.
  • Brand pull-ins advanced demand of consumer models, easing low-season pressure.

Non-commodity (Industrial)

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  • On-Cell/In-Cell expands into industrial and mid-level HMI market with the advantages of slim form and cost.
  • Other Self-emissive displays featuring high brightness and weatherability are available for high-end applications.

INNOLUX

The Future of Naked-eye 3D displays

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Total Addressable Market

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Surgical Navigation and 3D Simulation
Enhancing diagnostic accuracy and surgical safety
Smart Healthcare
Unit: K pcs

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Immersive Smart Gaming Displays
Real-time rendering and low lateness - 1mh
27"
Smart Gaming MNT
Unit: K pcs

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3D Modeling and AI Creator Laptops
Seamless 2D/3D mode switching
16"
Smart Notebook
Unit: K pcs

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CAGR: 80%
2026(F) 2027(F) 2028(F)

Source: Omdia, INX Marketing


INNOLUX

Agenda

Market Overview

Corporate Strategies

Financial Results

Q&A


INNOLUX

Long-Term Strategy to Create Shareholder Value

Maximize Shareholder Return
Increasing ROE & Capital Allocation
Return Lean Capex

Competitive Core Fabs
Facility
Optimal Asset Utilization
Asset-Light

Agile Product Mix
Capacity
Capacity Convergence

High-Margin Business
Profitability
Optimized Supply Chain Management

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Approaches to Increase ROE

INNOLUX

ROE

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1 to 3 Years

  1. Increase high-margin business revenue contribution
  2. Diversification for NON-COMMODITY
  3. Strategic margin expansion within COMMODITY
  4. Bigger contribution of NON-DISPLAY

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Reduce maintenance cost and capex

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> 3 Years

Growth driver:
High-margin business with high entry barrier

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Smart cockpit solution provider

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CarUX | Pioneer

Pioneering in-Car user eXperience


Innolux Semiconductor

INNOLUX

Chip-First (mass production)

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☐ Better area utilization rate
☐ Higher throughput
☐ Better control in warpage, heat dissipation and voltage performance

RDL-First for Consumer AP

Fine pitch pattern for Al and HPC chip-let packaging

☐ RDL fan-out substrate provides a cost-competitive solution for chip-let applications with fine pitch patterns.
☐ Strip (95x240mm) or sub-panel (297x240) format delivery.

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TGV for Al and HPC IC

High speed for generative Al and HPC applications

☐ TGV process on glass substrate
☐ Target large-size xPU, FPGA Al and HPC applications
☐ Better thermal stability and mechanical stability

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INNOLux

as a FOPLP Glass Solution Provider


Smart Cockpit Solution Provider

INNOLUX

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December 2025

  • The organizational structure, business operations, employee employment, and brand will be maintained.
  • By effectively utilizing each other's management resources, the business foundation will be strengthened.

Smart Cockpit Solution Provider

INNOLEX

2026 ~

CarUX Pioneer
Major customers: American and European OEM manufacturers Diversifying customer base Strength of global commercial brand and major customers: Japanese OEM manufacturers
Advanced technological capabilities and knowledge of integrated solutions in the smart cockpit field Expanding our product portfolio Expertise in audio, multimedia systems and HMI software
Taiwan, Asia, Europe Global R&D and manufacturing bases Japan, Asia, Americas, Europe

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Product diversification

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Global market expansion


Smart Cockpit Solution Provider

INNOLUX

Pioneering in-Car User eXperience

Grounded within these 5 areas of strength

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    Strong OEM customer base as Tier 1 supplier

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    One-stop shop for in-cabin experience

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    Cutting-edge R&D capabilities to deliver premium solutions

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    Best-in-class mfg. capabilities and footprint

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    Cost-competitive & reliable products, esp. for mass market


INNOLUX

Agenda

Market Overview

Corporate Strategies

Financial Results

Q&A


INNOLUX

Operation Performance by Domain

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Revenue share by domain

Gross margin by domain

Product Type Revenue (NT$ million) Average GM
4Q25 QoQ (%) % share Y2025
Non-display 19,741 24% 35% 11-15%
Non-commodity 8,288 -16% 15% 16-20%
Commodity 28,713 -11% 50% <5%

INNOLUX

Statements of Comprehensive Income Highlights

(NT$ million) 4Q 2025 3Q 2025 QoQ % 4Q 2024
Net Sales 56,742 100.0% 57,818 100.0% -1.9% 53,684 100.0%
Cost of Goods Sold 51,591 90.9% 53,258 92.1% -3.1% 52,366 97.5%
Gross Profit 5,151 9.1% 4,560 7.9% 13.0% 1,318 2.5%
Operating Expenses 6,319 11.1% 5,535 9.6% 14.2% 5,640 10.5%
Operating Profit (Loss) (1,168) -2.1% (975) -1.7% -19.9% (4,321) -8.0%
Net Non-operating Income (Exp.) 56 0.1% 1,359 2.4% -95.9% 14,052 26.2%
Profit (Loss) before Tax (1,113) -2.0% 384 0.7% - 9,730 18.1%
Net Profit (Loss) 66 0.1% 192 0.3% -65.9% 9,145 17.0%
Net Profit (Loss) Attributable to Owners of Company (19) 0.0% 67 0.1% - 9,025 16.8%
Basic EPS (NT$) (1)(2) (0.00) 0.01 1.13
EBITDA (3) 6,396 11.3% 6,313 10.9% 1.3% 3,291 6.1%
Depreciation & Amortization 7,564 7,287 7,613
Capital Expenditure 2,504 2,416 3,885

Notes:
1. Basic EPS = Net Income-Parent / Weighted Average of Outstanding Common Shares
2. Capital Stock (common): NT$79.9 billion as of December 31, 2025
3. EBITDA = Operating Income + Depreciation & Amortization
4. All figures are prepared by Innolux Corporation in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards as endorsed in TIFRS.


INNOLUX

Statements of Comprehensive Income Highlights

(NT$ million) 2025 2024 YoY %
Net Sales 226,724 100.0% 216,510 100.0% 4.7%
Cost of Goods Sold 208,067 91.8% 202,337 93.5% 2.8%
Gross Profit 18,657 8.2% 14,173 6.5% 31.6%
Operating Expenses 22,817 10.1% 22,092 10.2% 3.3%
Operating Profit (Loss) (4,160) -1.8% (7,919) -3.7% 47.5%
Net Non-operating Income (Exp.) 4,457 2.0% 16,147 7.5% -72.4%
Profit (Loss) before Tax 296 0.1% 8,228 3.8% -96.4%
Net Profit (Loss) 665 0.3% 6,727 3.1% -90.1%
Net Profit (Loss) Attributable to Owners of Company 250 0.1% 6,473 3.0% -96.1%
Basic EPS (NT$) ^{(1)(2)} 0.03 0.76
EBITDA ^{(3)} 25,561 11.3% 23,231 10.7% 10.0%
Depreciation & Amortization 29,721 31,150
Capital Expenditure 11,690 16,055

Notes:
1. Basic EPS = Net Income-Parent / Weighted Average of Outstanding Common Shares
2. Capital Stock (common): NT$79.9 billion as of December 31, 2025
3. EBITDA = Operating Income + Depreciation & Amortization
4. All figures are prepared by Innolux Corporation in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards as endorsed in TIFRS.


INNOLux

Consolidated Balance Sheet Highlights

(NT$ million) 2025.12.31 2025.9.30 2024.12.31
Cash & Short Term Investment 52,827 39,658 55,289
Inventory 47,891 37,470 42,447
Total Assets 384,293 322,152 358,088
Short Term Debt (1) 33,510 13,670 10,912
Long Term Debt 18,325 4,914 20,988
Total Equity (2) 223,473 219,687 233,541
Current Ratio 143% 166% 158%
Debt to Equity 23% 8% 14%
Net Debt to Equity -0% -10% -10%

Notes:

  1. Short term debt = short-term bank loan + current portion of long term loan
  2. Capital Stock (common): NT$79.9 billion; Book value per common stock: NT$ 27.72 as of December 31, 2025
  3. Net debt to equity = (short term debt + long term debt - cash & short term investment) / total equity
  4. All figures are prepared by Innolux Corporation in accordance with the International Financial Reporting Standards as endorsed in T-IFRS

INNOLUX

THANK YOU!

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