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NPC Investor Presentation 2026

Mar 12, 2026

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Nan Ya Plastics

Year 2025

Operations & Performance

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Mar. 2026


Agenda

  • Overview
  • Financial Highlights
  • 1Q26 Outlook
  • Capacity Expansion Plan
  • Q & A

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Overview Highlights

Market Capitalization

NT$ 728.0 billion (Feb. 2026)

Sales Revenue

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  • NT$ 259.9 billion (Y2025, not include Nanya Tech. Co.)
  • Sales breakdown
  • 14% in plastics
  • 22% in chemicals
  • 46% in electronics
  • 16% in polyesters

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Market Capitalization

Revenue

Workforce

Market Capitalization

Total number of Plants 99

  • 57 in Taiwan
  • 34 in China
  • 8 in US

Number of Employees 28,616

(The number of Plants and Employees includes the consolidated financial reporting company)


Overview
Leading market positions for capacity

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  • Plastics processing
  • Electronic glass fiber yarn
  • Copper clad laminate
  • Glass fabrics
  • EG
  • Epoxy resin
  • BPA

Note: Capacity data as of FY2025.


Overview

Industry Development History

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Plastics

1958

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Printed Circuit Board

1984

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Semiconductor

1995

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Polyester

1968

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Electronic Material

1985

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Petrochemicals

1996


Overview

Major Businesses

Sales breakdown in 2025

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Plastics

14%

PVC Sheeting, PVC Rigid Film, PU Leather, PVC Rigid Pipe & Fittings, Window & Door Frames, Films, Engineering and PVC Compounds, PP Synthetic Paper

China 24%
USA 15%
Taiwan 61%

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Chemicals

22%

EG, BPA, 1,4BG, Plasticizer, PA, 2EH, INA, MA

China 15%
USA 27%
Taiwan 58%

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Electronics

46%

Glass Yarn, Glass Fabrics, Epoxy Resin, Copper Foil, Copper Clad Laminate, Printed Circuit Board

China 57%
Taiwan 43%

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Polyesters

16%

Polyester Staple Fiber, PET Resin, Filament, PET Film

China 5%
USA 56%
Taiwan 39%

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Financial Highlights

Consolidated Revenue (IFRS)

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(NT$ billion)

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Revenue in 2025 increased YOY due to:

Strong demand for AI servers and high-end networking equipment drove significant revenue growth across electronic material products including IC substrates, CCL, copper foil, and glass fabrics, further bolstered by rising copper prices. However, this was partially offset by a decline in polyester and chemical products due to falling raw material costs, reciprocal tariffs, and intense oversupply competition, resulting in a slight overall increase in revenue.

Revenue in 4Q25 increased QoQ due to:

Revenue from chemical products decreased in production and sales due to scheduled maintenance; however, overall revenue recorded a slight increase driven by robust AI demand and rising copper prices in electronic material products, combined with a year-end rush for polyester and plastic products in electronic applications.


Financial Highlights

Operating Profit (IFRS)

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(NT$ billion)

Operating profit in 2025 increased YOY due to:

Primarily driven by the booming expansion of AI, sustained investments in servers and networking switches have caused demand to significantly outpace supply. This ongoing shortage of mid-to-high-end electronic material products have bolstered product pricing and spreads, leading to significant profit growth across IC substrates, CCL, copper foil, glass fabrics, and epoxy resins.

Operating profit in 4Q25 increased QoQ due to:

Electronic material products experienced robust performance as rapid growth in AI computing power and high-speed transmission prompted the industry to significantly expand capital expenditure; meanwhile, as polyester products expanded into 3C peripheral applications and plastic processing products capitalized on the pre-Lunar New Year demand surge, overall profits increased slightly.

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Financial Highlights

Pre-tax Income (IFRS)

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2025 pre-tax income increased YoY due to :

  1. Operating profit increased NT$3.25 bn YoY.
  2. Equity income increased NT$2.18 bn YoY :
    (1) FPCC +NT$0.90 bn
    (2) Nanya Tech +NT$3.43 bn
    (3) Mailiao Power -NT$2.43 bn
  3. Unfavorable foreign exchange gain/loss NT$2.38 bn YoY.

4Q25 pre-tax income increased QoQ due to :

  1. Operating profit increased NT$0.29 bn QoQ.
  2. Equity income increased NT$1.71 bn QoQ :
    (1) FPCC -NT$0.80 bn
    (2) Nanya Tech +NT$2.79 bn
  3. Favorable foreign exchange gain/loss NT$0.18 bn QoQ.

Financial Highlights EPS (IFRS)

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(NT$ dollar)

EPS in 2025 increased YoY due to :

Despite tariff barriers and foreign exchange losses, the AI surge continues to drive rapid hardware expansion—spanning HPC, cloud data centers, storage, and power components. This momentum significantly boosted profits for electronic material products, PCBs, and Nanya Tech, resulting in a 2025 EPS of NT$0.57, up 35% YoY.

EPS in 4Q25 increased QoQ due to :

As evolving AI technology deeply integrates with cloud services, the industry's output value is expanding rapidly. Sustained hardware and software investments by major players have driven operating profits higher for electronic material products, substrates, and Nanya Tech, with 4Q25 EPS reaching NT$0.62—a 51% QoQ increase and a 14-quarter high.

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Financial Highlights

Revenue Breakdown

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2024 Net Sales
NT$ 259.6 billion

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2025 Net Sales
NT$ 259.9 billion

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2025 Sales Breakdown by Geography

  • Electronic Material Products: Expanding investments in AI and high-end networking have caused demand for mid-to-high-end products to outpace supply; this, combined with rising copper prices, has bolstered costs and pushed up selling prices, increasing its revenue contribution.
  • Chemical and Polyester Products: Falling raw material prices and oversupply in certain polyester and chemical products have weakened cost support and intensified price competition, leading to unfavorable price and volume variances and a decline in revenue its contribution.
  • Regarding market distribution, mainland China accounted for 52% of overseas sales in 2025, remaining the company's primary market.

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Financial Highlights

Operating Profits Breakdown by Product Segment

Operating Profits

Products 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25
Electronic Material -121.7% 1,346.0% 91.8% 108.5% 187.0%
Chemical -235.6% -4,123.0% -63.5% -103.8% -152.2%
Polyester -164.9% -413.8% 7.9% -35.0% -23.2%
Plastics 235.6% 1,944.6% 56.3% 73.0% 60.1%

Operating Margins

Products 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25
Electronic Material -1.2% 1.7% 4.0% 3.8% 7.6%
Chemical -3.4% -9.5% -5.6% -7.3% -17.5%
Polyester -3.6% -1.3% 1.0% -3.9% -3.1%
Plastics 6.5% 7.7% 7.9% 8.4% 8.9%

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1Q26 Outlook

■ Electronic Material Products
Robust demand for AI servers, HPC, and high-speed networking boosted mid-to-high-end material needs; tight glass fabric supplies and elevated copper prices further drove a dual increase in price and volume.

■ Chemical Products
Performance remained sluggish due to weak global demand and industry-wide oversupply; overall production and sales were further impacted by the EG1 shutdown at the Texas plant and selective order fulfillment in Taiwan.

■ Polyester Products
Volume in Taiwan and China declined in 1Q26 due to the Lunar New Year holiday, while US operations saw a resumption of deliveries as downstream clients returned to work following the Christmas break.

■ Plastics Processing Products
While orders for pipes and building materials surged during the pre-holiday construction rush, overall shipments in 1Q26 declined relative to the previous period as downstream operations paused for the Spring Festival.

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Business Overview

Capacity Expansion Plan

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Area Product Unit Annual Capacity Estimated Commissioning Date
Current (Note1) Expansion Increase%
Taiwan Upgrade of polymer lines for co-polyester resin production KMT 0 36 100 2026/4
Polyester Release Film (5thset) KM² 360,000 144,000 40 2026/6
Polyester Release Film (6thset) KM² 360,000 144,000 40 2026/6
Fluoropolymer tubing and fittings Ton 0 Tubing 240/Fitting 60 100 2028/1
Electronic-grade Liquid CO₂ Ton 0 36,000 100 2027/3
Solar Photovoltaic System (Note2) KW (Note2) 56,266 100 2026/6
Mainland China Copper Foil Ton 60,000 23,400 39 2027/1
Epoxy Resin Ton 258,000 7,200 3 2027/3
USA Flexible PVC Sheeting KMT 48 14 29 2026/3

Note1: Annual capacity is the total product production capacity by region.
Note2: As of Feb. 2026, the capacity of Solar Photovoltaic System was 15,177KW, and the rest will be completed by the end of Jun. 2026 successively.


THE END

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