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TCC Shares Surge Over 4% on Heavy Volume as Foreign Investors Load Up Following Ukraine Acquisition News

Process Industries · Industrial Specialties · economic_daily · 2026-09-23

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TCC shares rallied over 4% on high trading volume, driven by strong foreign buying and the strategic acquisition of a major Ukrainian cement producer.

What Happened

Market Performance and TCC Rally: TCC shares stood out in the Taiwan stock market today, ranking among the top ten by volume and posting a 4.48% gain. Foreign investors were aggressive buyers, accumulating approximately 30,000 shares, signaling strong institutional confidence in the company's recent developments.

Strategic Acquisition in Ukraine: The company announced a deal to acquire a 100% stake in IFCEM, Ukraine's second-largest cement manufacturer, for up to 750 million euros. Despite the ongoing conflict, IFCEM has demonstrated robust financial performance, with significant year-over-year growth in revenue and profit margins.

European Expansion Strategy: This acquisition represents a critical piece of TCC's European expansion strategy, extending its footprint from Southern and Western Europe into the Eastern European market. TCC intends to leverage its expertise in low-carbon R&D and production to enhance IFCEM's operations once regulatory approvals are secured.

Operational Growth Momentum: TCC continues to show steady growth, with August consolidated revenue rising 10.65% year-over-year. The company's cumulative revenue for the first eight months of the year remains positive, supported by its ongoing efforts to strengthen its global market position.

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