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CATCHER confidential Catcher Technology 2026 Q2 Earnings Results 2026/08
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• This presentation contains “forward-looking statements”- that is, statements related to future, not past, events. In this context, forward-looking statements often address our expected future business and financial performance, and often contain words such as “expects” , “anticipates”, “intends”, “plans”, “believes”, “seeks”, or “will”. • Forward-looking statements involve inherent risks and uncertainties. We caution you that a number of important factors could cause actual results to different materially from those contained in any forward-looking statement. Such factors include, but are not limited to: our highly competitive environment; the cyclical nature of our business; our ability to develop new products; and our successful execution in new business developments. Disclaimer 2CATCHER confidential
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2Q26 Financial Summary 3 • Quarterly revenue reached NT$ 2.681bn, -29.0% q-q and -47.3% y-y, primarily due to shortage of electronic components, which disrupted notebook PC shipments and led revenue to fall below expectations. • Gross margin was 28.9%, +0.1pp q-q and -1.6pp y-y. Weaker revenue momentum and higher R&D expenses dragged operating margin down to 1.8%, -4.7pp q-q and -15.3pp y-y. • Strengthening NTD led to net FX losses of NT$ 266mn in 2Q26; net interest income reached NT$ 1.416bn during the same period. • NPBT reached NT$ 1.667bn, -10.0% q-q and out of red y-y. • NPAT reached NT$ 1.355bn, -8.7% q-q and out of red y-y. • Basic EPS was NT$ 2.51 in 2Q26 (NT$ 2.63 in 1Q26, -NT$ 1.64 in 2Q25). • CAPEX was NT$ 310mn in 2Q26 (NT$ 230mn in 1Q26, NT$ 187mn in 2Q25). • D&A was NT$ 416mn in 2Q26 (NT$ 410mn in 1Q26, NT$ 401mn in 2Q25). • EBITDA was NT$ 0.464bn in 2Q26 (NT$ 0.653bn in 1Q26, NT$ 1.270bn in 2Q25). * EBITDA = Operating Profit + Depreciation + Amortization CATCHER confidential
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2Q26 vs. 1Q26 Profit & Loss 4 2Q26 1Q26 (In NTD mn) Amount % Amount % qoq Revenue 2,681 100.0% 3,774 100.0% -29.0% Gross Profit 774 28.9% 1,087 28.8% -28.8% Opt. Expense 726 27.1% 844 22.4% -13.9% Opt. Profit 48 1.8% 243 6.5% -80.4% Non-Opt. Income 1,619 60.4% 1,608 42.6% 0.7% Net Profit Before Tax 1,667 62.2% 1,851 49.1% -10.0% Net Profit After Tax (attr. to parent company) 1,355 50.6% 1,484 39.3% -8.7% Basic EPS (NTD) $ 2.51 $ 2.63 -$ 0.12 EBITDA 464 17.3% 653 17.3% -29.0% CATCHER confidential ※ FX losses and net interest income reached -NT$ 266mn and NT$ 1,416mn, respectively, in 2Q26
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2Q26 vs. 2Q25 Profit & Loss 5 2Q26 2Q25 (In NTD mn) Amount % Amount % yoy Revenue 2,681 100.0% 5,084 100.0% -47.3% Gross Profit 774 28.9% 1,549 30.5% -50.0% Opt. Expense 726 27.1% 680 13.4% 6.8% Opt. Profit 48 1.8% 869 17.1% -94.5% Non-Opt. Income 1,619 60.4% -1,685 -33.1% N.M. Net Profit Before Tax 1,667 62.2% -816 -16.1% N.M. Net Profit After Tax (attr. to parent company) 1,355 50.6% -1,052 -20.7% N.M. Basic EPS (NTD) $ 2.51 -$ 1.64 N.M. EBITDA 464 17.3% 1,270 25.0% -63.5% CATCHER confidential ※ FX losses and net interest income reached -NT$ 266mn and NT$ 1,416mn, respectively, in 2Q26
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1H26 Financial Summary 6 • Total revenue reached NT$ 6.455bn, -31.6% y-y due to shortage of electronic components, which disrupted notebook PC shipments and led revenue to fall below expectations. • Gross profit was NT$ 1.861bn, -39.4% y-y; gross margin was 28.8%, -3.8pp y-y. • Operating profit was NT$ 0.291bn, -82.8% y-y; operating margin was 4.5%, -13.5pp y-y. • Strengthening NTD led to net FX losses of NT$ 0.44bn in 1H26; net interest income was NT$ 2.811bn during the same period. • NPBT was NT$ 3.518bn, +10.8% y-y; NPATwas NT$ 2.840bn, +54.1% y-y. • Basic EPS was NT$ 5.14 in 1H26 (NT$ 2.84 in 1H25). • CAPEX was NT$ 540mn in 1H26 (NT$ 340mn in 1H25). • D&A was NT$ 825mn in 1H26 (NT$ 822mn in 1H25). • EBITDA was NT$ 1.117bn in 1H26 (NT$ 2.519bn in 1H25). CATCHER confidential * EBITDA = Operating Profit + Depreciation + Amortization
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1H26 vs. 1H25 Profit & Loss CATCHER confidential 7 1H26 1H25 (In NTD mn) Amount % Amount % yoy Revenue 6,455 100.0% 9,435 100.0% -31.6% Gross Profit 1,861 28.8% 3,072 32.6% -39.4% Opt. Expense 1,570 24.3% 1,375 14.6% 14.1% Opt. Profit 291 4.5% 1,697 18.0% -82.8% Non-Opt. Income 3,227 50.0% 1,480 15.7% 118.1% Net Profit Before Tax 3,518 54.5% 3,177 33.7% 10.8% Net Profit After Tax (attr. to parent company) 2,840 44.0% 1,842 19.5% 54.1% Basic EPS (NTD) $ 5.14 $ 2.84 $ 2.30 EBITDA 1,117 17.3% 2,519 26.7% -55.7% ※ FX losses and net interest income reached NT$ 44mn and NT$2,811mn, respectively, in 1H26
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Transformation CATCHER confidential
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Long-term Growth vs. Shareholders Return CATCHER confidential 9 Core business – leading total-solution provider of structured parts in the consumer electronics segment • Strengthening global layout of production capacity • Continuously investing in R&D to maintain market leadership Diversification – expanding into industries (medical supplies, semiconductor, aerospace) with high entry barrier, high margin, long product lifecycle and growth potential • Expanding core competencies and applications of new technologies via organic growth and product certifications • Seeking strategic alliances and partnerships via equity investments as well as domestic and overseas M&As Long-term Growth Shareholder Return Stable dividends – aiming for >60% annual dividend payout • Dividend payout ratio exceeded 60% in 2021-2025 • No less than NT$10 per share was distributed annually in 2015-2025 Share buyback – flexibly executed in response to market conditions • Ten buybacks (over NT$40 billion) were executed in 2020-2026, marking the highest amount among all listed firms in Taiwan • The shares purchased in the ten batches were all retired, reducing the Company’s paid-in capital by a total of more than 30%
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Cash Deployment 10 Business ICT Medtech Semiconductor Aerospace Major products Laptop casing; Metal structured parts Minimally invasive surgery devices; High-value implants (ortho, spine, neuro, cardio); Polymeric and metallic tubing consumables Critical/non-critical components for front-end equipment Precision components for engines & drones Targeted regions ASEAN Taiwan, USA, Europe Japan, ASEAN Taiwan, USA, Europe Japan, ASEAN Taiwan, USA, Europe Japan, ASEAN Est. investment US$150-200m US$500m-US$1bn US$300m-US$1bn US$300m-US$1bn Est. timeframe (early stage) 5 years 5-10 years 5-10 years 5-10 years Est. sales contribution Double digit (core business) High single digit (early) Mid to high single digit (early) Mid to high single digit (early) CATCHER confidential
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Transformation and Diversification 11 AI Server Mechanical and exterior components Medtech Minimally invasive surgical devices, orthopedic implants Semiconductor Front-end equipment machining components Aerospace Aircraft and drone components ICT Business Expansion • Joined NVIDIA's supply chain, providing mechanical solutions for high-density AI servers and rack-scale systems • Actively evaluating AI- related business opportunities Strategic transformation I • ISO 13485 certified in 2021 & FDA registered in 2023 • Received orders from international clients for the design, R&D, and manufacturing of components, structured parts, and finished products, delivering integrated hardware and software solutions • Acquired a neuro- modulation CDMO business • Seeking strategic financial investments while continuously assessing potential M&A opportunities Strategic transformation II • Certified and obtained orders from international clients and started production • Seeking strategic financial investments while continuously assessing potential M&A opportunities Strategic transformation III • AS 9100 (Quality Management System) certified • Obtained orders from international clients and started production • Seeking strategic financial investments while continuously assessing potential M&A opportunities CATCHER confidential
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Appendix CATCHER confidential
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Consolidated Balance Sheet 13 (In NTD mn) 2Q26 1Q26 2Q25 Total Assets 228,985 100% 225,538 100% 215,718 100% Cash 12,413 6% 16,183 7% 22,428 10% Current Assets 107,292 47% 111,491 49% 107,405 50% Fixed Assets 14,458 6% 14,275 6% 13,829 6% Total Liabilities 87,371 38% 82,981 37% 76,431 35% Current Liabilities 80,141 35% 75,735 34% 69,663 32% Long-term Liabilities 7,229 3% 7,247 3% 6,768 3% Shareholders Equity 138,383 61% 139,166 62% 136,008 63% Total Liabilities & Equity 228,985 100% 225,538 100% 215,718 100% BVPS (NTD) $ 250.4 $ 246.3 $ 209.9 Wgt. Avg. Shares (mn) 552.701 565.038 648.049 CATCHER confidential
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Consolidated Cash Flow 14 (In NTD mn) 1H26 1H25 Beginning Balance 43,748 50,364 Cash from operating activities -1,103 1,389 Depreciation & amortization 825 822 Cash from investing activities -24,386 -18,600 Capital expenditure -540 -340 Cash from financing activities -6,238 -8,080 Short-term & long-term loans 6,386 7,803 FX Impact 391 -2,645 Change in cash -31,335 -27,936 Ending Balance 12,413 22,428 EBITDA 1,117 2,519 Free Cash Flow -1,643 1,049 CATCHER confidential
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Revenue & Gross Margin CATCHER confidential 32.1% 35.4% 33.1% 29.6% 28.4% 34.1% 34.1% 22.9% 32.9% 23.8% 24.7% 27.9% 34.0% 34.5% 32.1% 35.0% 30.5% 28.6% 33.0% 28.8% 28.9% 21% 23% 25% 27% 29% 31% 33% 35% 37% 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000 2Q21 3Q21 4Q21 1Q22 2Q22 3Q22 4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q23 1Q24 2Q24 3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25 1Q26 2Q26 Revenue (NT$ mn) Gross Margin 15
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Opt Profit & Opt Margin CATCHER confidential 20.4% 23.1% 19.0% 15.1% 11.5% 22.0% 20.4% -0.4% 19.8% 5.1% 1.6% 7.9% 20.4% 23.4% 18.5% 19.0% 17.1% 15.2% 13.7% 6.5% 1.8% -5% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% (500) 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 2Q21 3Q21 4Q21 1Q22 2Q22 3Q22 4Q22 1Q23 2Q23 3Q23 4Q23 1Q24 2Q24 3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25 4Q25 1Q26 2Q26 Opt. Profit (NT$ mn) Opt. Margin 16
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Revenue Trend (2001 – 2025) 17CATCHER confidential 1.01 1.85 3.42 5.01 9.59 15.14 18.09 19.05 16.99 21.85 35.91 37.03 43.25 55.28 82.41 79.11 93.30 95.42 91.63 82.51 41.09 27.82 18.07 18.08 18.66 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Revenue (NT$ bn)
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EPS Trend (2001 – 2025) 18CATCHER confidential 2.40 2.44 6.34 9.25 13.93 15.68 13.29 7.25 5.01 6.66 14.93 14.4 18.38 23.52 32.61 28.58 28.35 36.31 14.63 27.65 11.31 15.14 13.33 19.40 11.33 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 EPS (NT$)
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Dividend Policy • Catcher Technology continues to balance capital allocation and shareholder returns through dividend distributions and share repurchase programs. • The Company has maintained a stable dividend policy, distributing no less than NT$ 10 per share in cash dividends annually in 2015-2025. • The cash dividend payout ratio exceeded 60% each year in 2021-2025. CATCHER confidential 0% 25% 47% 11% 14% 19% 30% 14% 40% 60% 33% 42% 27% 26% 31% 35% 42% 33% 68% 43% 90% 66% 75% 80% 90% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% 0 8 16 24 32 40 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 EPS Cash Dividend per Share Payout Ratio (RHS)(NTD) 19
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Share Buyback 20 • The share buyback program provides Catcher Technology with flexibility to cope with changing market conditions. • The Company has executed ten buybacks in 2020-2026, with a cumulative amount of over NT$ 40 billion – the highest among listed firms in Taiwan. • The shares purchased 10 buybacks have all been cancelled, reducing capital by more than 30%. CATCHER confidential Batch 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Accumulation Buyback period (actual) 2020/03/19 ~ 2020/05/15 2021/09/22 ~ 2021/11/15 2021/12/10 ~ 2022/02/08 2022/04/07 ~ 2022/05/30 2023/02/01 ~ 2023/03/31 2024/12/23 ~ 2025/02/19 2025/05/26 ~ 2025/06/13 2025/10/20 ~ 2025/11/25 2025/12/24 ~ 2026/02/06 2026/03/12 ~ 2026/05/11 - Shares purchased 8,773,000 15,533,000 16,332,000 15,286,000 34,103,000 31,219,000 25,476,000 31,500,000 30,800,000 22,548,000 231,570,000 Achievement rate 35% 62% 65% 61% 95% 92% 77% 100% 100% 79% - Purchased amount (NT$bn) 1.80 2.53 2.56 2.31 6.37 6.09 5.37 6.34 6.33 4.32 44.02 1.8 2.53 2.56 2.31 6.37 6.09 5.37 6.34 6.33 4.32 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th (NTD Billion)
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Corporate Profile CATCHER confidential
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Evolving from an aluminum alloy die-casting manufacturer into a leader in comprehensive structural component solutions Transformation Initiated Growing Global Recognition of Technology Rapid Business Expansion Leading Manufacturer of Structural Components for Consumer Electronics 2020s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s • Founded in 1971. • Initiated development of magnesium alloy die- casting technology; introduced Taiwan’s first magnesium hot chamber die-casting machine from West Germany to produce HDD actuator arms. • Established mature mass production capabilities for high-precision die-cast components, successfully expanding into international markets and becoming an approved supplier to leading global HDD manufacturers. • Became the first company in Taiwan to achieve mass production of magnesium alloy die-cast notebook components, with continued qualification and recognition from leading international customers. • Secured product certifications from leading global brands and commenced mass production shipments of PDA and mobile phone casings. • Expanded into the desktop PC chassis business, obtaining product certifications and orders from major international customers. • Continued investing in advanced machinery and equipment, while China manufacturing facilities progressively ramped up to mass production. • Successfully completed the listing on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. • Expanded CNC production capacity for unibody aluminum- magnesium alloy smartphone casings, establishing the Company as one of the world’s leading structural component manufacturers. • Continued expanding manufacturing capacity in China to support business growth. • Achieved consecutive record highs in both revenue and profitability. • Further strengthened market leadership through continuous innovation in multi-material processing technologies. • Divested the Suzhou and Taizhou facilities as part of the Company’s exit from the smartphone business, while accelerating diversification into non-ICT sectors, including medical technology, semiconductor equipment, and aerospace. • Partnered with ITRI on the “Next- Generation Integrated Surgical Instrument Development” project to jointly develop a precision dual- modality minimally invasive surgical system. • Obtained ISO 13485 certification for medical device quality management and AS9100 certification for aerospace quality management. • Expanded into the neurostimulation medical CDMO business through subsidiary acquisitions. • Continued evaluating overseas manufacturing expansion opportunities, including the acquisition of land in Thailand’s AMATA Industrial Estate and land- use rights in Vietnam’s Yen Lu Industrial Park. Early Deployment of Magnesium Alloy Die- Casting Technology Milestones CATCHER confidential 22
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Suqian, China Manufacturing cites • Catcher Technology’s primary manufacturing bases are located in Suqian, China, and Tainan, Taiwan. • Among major domestic component suppliers, the Company remains the only player that continues to maintain substantial production capacity in Taiwan. • In response to global supply chain realignment, the Board approved a US$50 million initial investment in land at Thailand's AMATA City Chonburi Industrial Estate in 2024, followed by a US$33 million investment in land-use rights at Vietnam's Yen Lu Industrial Park in 2026 to support customer demand for AI and ICT contract manufacturing. Tinan & Taipei, Taiwan Headquarters, Manufacturing cites, R&D, Operation center, Investment office Singapore Investment office Thailand (under construction) Vietnam (under construction) Global Layout CATCHER confidential 23
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Smart Manufacturing Comprehensive Materials and Process Matrix Innovation LabAutomated Production Flexible and Customized Design Comprehensive Materials and Process Matrix Integrated end-to-end solutions across multiple materials, processes, and surface treatments Innovation Lab Supports the development of advanced products • Materials Lab / Thermal Engineering Lab / Chemical Lab / Mechanical Reliability Lab Flexible & Customized Design Rapid realization of product concepts • Design for Manufacturability (DFM): Ability to quickly provide material and process design recommendations based on customer requirements, enabling lower-cost production, improved product performance, and shorter time-to- market Automated Production Ensuring high yield rates and on-time delivery • Adoption of in-house developed and manufactured automation equipment • Implementation of automated optical inspection (AOI) systems to ensure top- tier quality Smart Manufacturing End-to-end quality control from raw materials to finished products • Traceability: Capability to track and analyze production data across all stages—from raw materials, processing, to final products—reducing risk occurrence and response time, while significantly enhancing production efficiency and quality control Core Competencies CATCHER confidential 24
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Tooling Multi- Material Forming Machining Surface Treatment Assembly • Nitinol • Stainless Steel • Aluminum • Magnesium • Titanium • Carbon fiber • Glass fiber • Plastics • Zinc • Tooling/jig fixture/cutter design & fabrication • Mold flow analysis • Toolpath analysis • Extrusion • Die-casting • Insert-molding • Stamping • Forging • Thermal forming on composites • Metal Injection Molding • CNC vertical & horizontal milling • CNC lathing and swiss turning • Fiber & femto laser cutting • High-gloss cutting • Tap drilling • Wire/sinker EDM • Type II & Type III Anodizing • Sand-blasting • Brush/hairline • Passivation, electro- polishing • Laser engraving • Robotic polishing • Painting • ISO 7 & 8 cleanroom • Robotic automation • Laser welding • Adhesive bonding • Leak testing Catcher Technology works closely with customers from the early design stage, leveraging its comprehensive expertise in materials, forming processes, precision machining, and surface treatment. This enables the Company to deliver high-quality products while rapidly responding to diverse customer requirements for lightweight design, structural integrity, and premium aesthetics. Comprehensive Materials & Process Matrix CATCHER confidential 25
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End-to-end quality control from raw materials to finished products 26 Smart Manufacturing (Traceability System) Materials Shipment Inspection Parameters Chemical Parameters Production & Manufacturing • Maintain a complete production history, including who performed the work, what was produced, when and where it was manufactured, how it was processed, and the materials and equipment used. • Enable full traceability of production and inspection processes for comprehensive review and audit purposes. • Strengthen production discipline and enhance process control across manufacturing operations. • Provide detailed data records to support root cause analysis and quality investigations. • Identify high-risk products and ensure end- to-end traceability across the supply chain to guarantee complete recall execution when necessary. • Leverage traceability data to review and refine production processes for continuous improvement. Traceability System CATCHER confidential 26
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• Raw Materials: Lot number, process conditions, and incoming quality control (IQC) inspection data • Key Consumables: Cleaning agents, polishing materials, pigments, and other critical consumables • Tooling & Fixtures: Usage history, dimensional data, and related IQC inspection records • CNC Machining: Tool inventory, program version control, automated tool life management, and real-time IPQC feedback with automatic machine shutdown • Anodizing: Rack ID, position tracking, flying bar ID, real-time chemical concentration monitoring, color and gloss inspection, film thickness measurement, and linkage to key chemical batch data • Other Processes: Data linkage for critical consumables and components, along with key process parameter monitoring • Inspection: Machine learning-based visual inspection, full IPQC inspection data and defect details, and final quality control (FQC) inspection results • Barcode & scanner • IoT-based component identification and automatic defect containment Smart Manufacturing (Traceability System)(1) Traceability Scope Monitoring & Recorded Parameters Recording Mechanism CATCHER confidential 27
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• Enables work-in-process (WIP) differentiation and control through barcode-based tracking. • Supports continuous process monitoring with real-time alerts and automatic shutdown mechanisms to ensure production stability. • Implements tooling and cutting tool life monitoring to optimize usage and maintain process quality. • Utilizes predictive equipment monitoring to enable preventive maintenance and reduce unplanned downtime. • Leverages manufacturing process parameters to shorten the learning curve for New Product Introduction (NPI). • Drives continuous product and process improvement through experimental feedback and structured issue analysis. • Establishes an institutionalized knowledge base for cutting tool life management and optimal manufacturing parameters. Rapid Resolution of Quality Issues Excellent Quality Management Accelerated New Product Development • Enables full traceability down to key process parameters, raw materials, consumables, and inspection data, supporting effective root cause analysis. • Allows precise identification and tracking of high-risk products across the production and supply chain. • Shortens response time for quality issue containment and resolution. How Catcher leverages smart manufacturing systems Smart Manufacturing (Traceability System)(2) CATCHER confidential 28
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In June 2026, Catcher was selected again as constituent stocks in the "Taiwan Sustainability Index" • Invested in the Clean Energy Fund to support the development of the green energy industry, with cumulative investments totaling nearly US$65 million. • Installed solar power systems across all manufacturing sites (Suqian and Taiwan), with an estimated annual generation of approximately 30 million kWh of green electricity. • Manages product carbon footprint through green procurement initiatives and continuously improves waste and water reuse rates. Recycled aluminum is used in nearly 100% of low-carbon manufacturing processes. • Obtained SBTi validation for its Commitment Letter in 2025, becoming the 12th company in Taiwan’s electronics hardware industry to receive this certification. • Achieved a “B” rating (Management level) in CDP disclosures for both Climate Change and Water Security. • Consistently included in the FTSE4Good Emerging Index and the Taiwan Sustainability Index, ranked in the top 6–20% in Corporate Governance Evaluations, and received an AA rating (Top 15%) in TIP Taiwan Sustainability Ratings. 29 ESG Spotlights CATCHER confidential
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Honors and Awards CATCHER confidential 30 • Awarded the Best Electronics Manufacturing Company by Global Brands. • Chairman Hung has been honored four times in the Harvard Business Review listing of the "Top 100 CEOs in Taiwan.“ • Awarded the ISO 9001 Plus by SGS. • Awarded among the Top 100 Carbon Competitiveness in 2025 by Business Weekly. • Ranked among the 1000 High-Growth Asia-Pacific Companies by Financial Times. • Ranked the 15th in Nikkei Asia 300. • Awarded Forbes Global 2000 and ranked the 188th in the growing company segment. • Ranked the 24th among the Forbes Top 100 Digital Companies, first among Taiwanese companies. • Ranked top 3 by China Credit Information Service Ltd.in terms of overall operational performance among Taiwan’s Top 1000 Taiwanese Enterprise in China. • Established Topo Suzhou Plant and started mass production in China. • Selected by Forbes as one of the 200 best companies in Asia and one of the 200 steadily growing small and medium-sized enterprises in Asia. • Ranked 19th in Asia’s Top 50 Enterprises conducted by the Business Week. • Selected as a future blue chip stock by Standard & Poor's. • Ranked 1st among Top 10 Benchmark Enterprises Investing in China, and the 2nd among Top 10 Segment Group in China Qualifying for Overseas IPO in the evaluation conducted by China Credit Information Service Ltd. • Awarded Top 100 Taiwanese Innovative Enterprises for 2011 by the MoEA. • Hailed as “Top 100 Taiwanese Technology Enterprises for 2011” by Digitimes. • Ranked among the World’s 1000 Fastest Growing Enterprises by the International Business Times. • Rated by Digitimes among Taiwan’s Top 100 Technology Enterprises for 2012, ranked 5th in terms of profitability, and 7th in terms of revenue expansion in Asia. • Ranked by Forbes among Asia’s Top 50 Best Companies. • Chairman Hung was ranked the 3rd among Taiwan’s Top 50 Best- performing CEOs by Harvard Business Review; Catcher was ranked No.1 in the category of technology and computer peripherals. • Ranked among the top 10 of the Nikkei's Asia300. • Awarded Forbes Global 2000 and ranked the 178th in the growing company segment. • Ranked by Forbes 51st among its Top Multinational Performers under Forbes Global 2000. • Ranked 14th in Nikkei Asia 300. 2004~2005 2006 2007 201120122015~20162017 2018 2019~2026
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Investor Relations Nora Hou Lily Kao nora.hou@catcher-group.com lily.kao@catcher-group.com +886-2-2701-5900 # 2811 +886-2-2701-5900 # 2812 IR@catcher-group.com http://www.catcher-group.com Catcher Technology Innovative Leader in Casing CATCHER confidential