Buima’s Cumulative Revenue for First Two Months Reaches NT$554 Million, Up 6.55% YoY, Marking the Second Highest on Record for the Period

Buima Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Buima"; Stock Code: 5543) announced today that its consolidated revenue for February 2025 was NT$240 million, a slight increase of 0.63% compared to the same period last year. Cumulative consolidated revenue from January to February 2025 reached NT$554 million, a year-on-year increase of 6.55%, marking the second-highest record for this period in the company's history.

Buima stated that the growth in cumulative revenue for the first two months was primarily driven by international clients increasing their order placement and stocking momentum for battery module products. These products are applied in smart wearable devices, uninterruptible power storage, and advanced communication products, driving steady sales growth in the green energy business. Additionally, construction engineering orders were recognized according to the percentage of completion with good progress, contributing to the maintenance of strong overall operational momentum for the Group.

Buima continues to actively layout business opportunities in EV charging, behind-the-meter energy storage, and energy transition to boost the growth engine of its green energy business. In February, at the International Smart Grid Expo in Japan, Buima jointly exhibited an "Integrated EV Storage and Charging Solution" with EV charging solution provider Zerova Technologies. This solution combines Zerova’s 60kW charging product with the B.E.S.T (Buima Energy Storage Tile) system. It effectively addresses pain points such as space limitations, tight construction schedules, installation convenience, lower construction costs compared to current supercharging stations, lengthy power application processes, and difficulties in land acquisition. To date, Buima has established a total of four demonstration sites in Japan and Taiwan and is simultaneously advancing business cooperation with agents in various countries, which is expected to bring in new orders for the green energy business.

Looking ahead to the first quarter of 2025, Buima holds a cautiously optimistic view. Buima adheres to the goal of enhancing overall operational synergy by optimizing the metal building materials business and fully sprinting in the green energy business. Regarding green energy, the company has successfully secured small-volume orders in South America, Japan, and Taiwan, and is actively vying for cooperation opportunities in various other application sites. Simultaneously, Buima continues to optimize production management for the Energy Storage Wall to accelerate the product's entry into the mass production stage, aiming to inject positive growth momentum into future operations.