Buima January Revenue Reaches NT$314 Million, Up 11.56% YoY, Hitting Second Highest for the Period

Buima Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Buima"; Stock Code: 5543) announced today that its consolidated revenue for January 2025 reached NT$314 million, a month-over-month increase of 13.24% and a year-over-year increase of 11.56%. This growth benefited from the steady rise in export business for metal building materials and the smooth execution of major construction engineering projects. Construction progress met expectations, with some projects even ahead of schedule, contributing to good progress in recognizing construction revenue. Additionally, increased order intake and shipment volume for battery module products in the green energy business drove January revenue to stand firm at the NT$300 million level, marking the second-highest performance on record for this period.

Buima stated that to enhance the Group's operational synergy, the management team has completed organizational restructuring and adjustments. In addition to increasing the scale of orders for proprietary export metal studs in Europe, South America, and the Middle East, the company has optimized its metal building materials business in China, streamlining production efficiency and operational management. Simultaneously, the company is fully sprinting in the green energy business. Battery module sales benefited from major clients maintaining good and steady order demand, while product application fields continue to broaden. Furthermore, regarding the Energy Storage Wall product, based on recent business layout, current client demand, and market planning, Buima is optimistic about the opportunity to demonstrate strong results this year, helping to drive the Group's overall operations onto an upward growth trajectory.

Looking ahead, Buima is optimistic about the global renewable energy transition and increasing demand for behind-the-meter energy storage. In addition to actively increasing market promotion through renowned international exhibitions, the company is deepening cooperation with partners and agents in various countries to push for the implementation of demonstration sites domestically and overseas. Currently, small-volume orders have been successively secured in South America, the Netherlands, Japan, and Taiwan, and the company is actively vying for cooperation opportunities in various other application sites. Meanwhile, Buima continues to optimize production management for the Energy Storage Wall to accelerate the product's entry into the mass production stage, driving strong growth momentum for future operations.