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Taiwan's Tron-e Targets Doubling Overseas Revenue by Next Year
Consumer Durables · Motor Vehicles · economic_daily · 2026-10-28
Electric bus manufacturer Tron-e expects 2025 revenue to hit NT$3 billion, with plans to expand into emerging markets and target a public listing by 2028.
What Happened
Operational Outlook: Tron-e, a leading Taiwanese electric bus supplier, projects its annual revenue to reach approximately NT$3 billion this year. The company has already achieved 1.664 billion in revenue during the first half of 2025, signaling strong growth momentum.
Global Expansion: The company plans to shift its growth engine toward international markets, specifically targeting Central America, Malaysia, Indonesia, Africa, and India. Management aims to increase the share of overseas revenue to 50% within the next two years.
Capital Market Strategy: Tron-e has outlined a clear roadmap for its public listing, with plans to register on the Emerging Stock Board by 2027. The company intends to transition to a full IPO on the main board by 2028.
Market Position: With over 900 electric buses sold in Taiwan and an industry-leading uptime of over 99%, Tron-e is a top-three player in the domestic market. Beyond vehicles, the firm is diversifying into battery energy storage systems and smart charging management solutions.