
DingZing Advanced Materials Inc. (TWSE: 6585) announced consolidated revenue of NT$243 million for September 2026, down 13.7% MoM but up 12.4% YoY. The YoY growth was primarily driven by continued strength in automotive applications and higher contribution from electronics, while the sequential decline mainly reflected shipment timing across applications and softer demand for industrial products.
Revenue for 3Q26 reached NT$819 million, down 11.9% QoQ but up 23.5% YoY. For 9M26, consolidated revenue totaled NT$2.476 billion, representing 16.8% YoY growth.
Segment Performance:
• Automotive: Remained the key growth driver. Revenue increased both MoM and YoY, supported by robust demand for high-end paint protection film (PPF) products and the ramp-up of new automotive interior products. On a YoY basis, revenue doubled as customers expanded into new markets and newly qualified interior products entered mass production.
• Medical: Revenue was broadly stable MoM but softened YoY, mainly due to customer shipment schedules. For 3Q26, revenue declined both QoQ and YoY amid slower customer order momentum.
• Electronics: Revenue remained broadly stable MoM and recorded strong YoY growth, supported by customers' new product launches. For 3Q26, electronics revenue increased by double digits YoY, driven by stable shipments to consumer electronics brand customers.
Outlook:
Looking ahead to 4Q26, DingZing expects overall customer order momentum to remain stable across its three core applications—automotive, medical and electronics.
The Company will continue to advance new application development projects and increase the contribution from high-value-added material applications. These initiatives are expected to support product mix optimization and provide additional growth drivers over the medium to long term.
ESG Update:
DingZing ranked 20th in the Little Giant category of the “2026 CommonWealth Corporate Citizenship Awards”, marking the Company's first participation in the annual sustainability assessment organized by CommonWealth Magazine. The recognition reflects DingZing's continued progress in corporate governance, green manufacturing and sustainability disclosure.
General Manager Howard Lin said, “We are pleased to receive this recognition in our first year of participation. It reflects the progress we have made in advancing our ESG initiatives. We will continue to strengthen our sustainability strategy and integrate environmental considerations into our long-term business development.”