The U.S. recently announced the implementation of reciprocal tariff measures on various countries, triggering volatility in global capital markets and drawing heightened attention from investors. Tex Year remains highly vigilant toward the potential implications of this policy shift and has initiated internal assessments and risk response mechanisms to prudently manage any possible impact.

Tex Year’s green materials and specialty chemicals are sold in over 100 countries worldwide. In 2024, direct sales to U.S.-based customers account for less than 3% of total revenue. While the proportion is relatively low, the Company is currently evaluating the potential impact and has already engaged in active discussions with major U.S. clients to formulate appropriate response strategies.

Tex Year has long cultivated its presence in regional markets such as Europe, Mainland China, Taiwan, ASEAN, and India. These markets are supported by strong domestic demand and serve as the Company’s main sources of revenue. However, certain customers in these regions that use Tex Year materials may export their final products to the U.S., leading to potential indirect impacts. The Company is actively reviewing the status of such clients and will continue to monitor and update relevant information accordingly.

Based on preliminary assessments, Tex Year’s global production footprint—which includes subsidiaries and partner facilities in Taiwan, China, Vietnam, India, Europe, and the U.S.—provides the flexibility to adjust supply chain strategies. This comprehensive global layout is expected to mitigate at least part of the risk arising from the current tariff developments.


For more information, please visit the official website and LinkedIn page of Tex Year:
Website: https://www.texyear.com/green.php?act=product
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/5802267/admin/
 
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Spokesperson: Roger Kao, Chief Financial Officer
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