Hittech's March Revenue Hits Record High, Driven by Dual Engines of Energy Storage and Batteries
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Hittech's Q1 revenue surged 12-fold year-over-year to over NT$3 billion. The company is actively expanding into Japan and Southeast Asia, partnering with VOLVO PENTA to build a regional smart energy storage ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What was the cumulative revenue of Hittech for the first quarter, and what target percentage did it achieve?
- A: The cumulative revenue reached NT$3.091 billion, which achieves over 70% of the 2025 full-year revenue target of NT$4.221 billion.
- Q: Why did Hittech establish the subsidiary Hexi New Energy LLC in the Japanese market in 2025?
- A: The subsidiary was established to expand into the electricity market, ship battery modules, and make strategic investments.
- Q: Which company is Hittech collaborating with to deploy mobile energy storage products in Southeast Asia?
- A: Hittech is collaborating with VOLVO PENTA to deploy mobile energy storage products in the Southeast Asian market.
- Q: What is Hittech's next step to build a regional smart energy storage ecosystem in Asia?
- A: The next step is connecting dealers across multiple countries including Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
- Q: When is the revenue contribution from overseas markets expected to gradually increase for Hittech?
- A: The revenue contribution from overseas markets is expected to gradually increase in the second half of this year.