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Yeh Phui Reports H1 Loss of NT$0.52 Per Share as Investment Losses Offset Steel Profits
Non-Energy Minerals · Steel · economic_daily · 2026-08-05
2023
Yeh Phui's H1 financial results show a net loss of NT$940 million, driven by poor performance in subsidiaries despite profitable core steel operations.
What Happened
Financial Performance: Yeh Phui reported cumulative revenue of NT$33.6 billion for the first half of the year, with a gross profit of over NT$3.2 billion and an operating profit of NT$430 million, indicating that the core steel business remains profitable.
Primary Drag: Despite the positive operating profit, the company suffered a net loss of NT$940 million for the period, resulting in a loss per share of NT$0.52, primarily due to significant losses from its investments.
Balance Sheet: As of the end of the first half, the company's total assets stood at NT$101.7 billion, with total liabilities at NT$70.1 billion and equity attributable to parent company owners at NT$31.3 billion.
Future Outlook: The company continues to face a structural challenge where investment losses negate the gains from its core steel manufacturing, highlighting the need for improved performance in its non-core business segments.
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