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Dah Chong Hong Reports Record Q3 Profits with EPS of NT$3.32

Consumer Non-Durables · Food: Major Diversified · economic_daily · 2026-10-30

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Dah Chong Hong achieved record-breaking Q3 results, with net profit rising 76.6% year-on-year, driven by increased demand and strong international oil prices.

What Happened

Record Financial Results: Dah Chong Hong reported a record-breaking third quarter with a net profit of NT$530 million, a 76.6% year-on-year increase, and an EPS of NT$3.32. For the first nine months, cumulative net profit reached NT$1.28 billion with an EPS of NT$8.03, marking historic highs for both quarterly and cumulative performance.

Market Demand Surge: Following a food safety incident involving a competitor, food service and processing companies shifted their procurement to Dah Chong Hong to ensure supply chain stability. As a leading supplier of soybean salad oil and soybean meal with over 30% market share, the company saw a significant boost in orders for its "Foodie" brand products.

Global Market Factors: Geopolitical tensions have pushed up international oil prices, and the role of vegetable oil as a biofuel alternative has provided price support. Strong demand for soybean crushing in the U.S. has further helped stabilize soybean prices and product margins, contributing positively to the company's revenue.

Future Outlook: Looking ahead, Dah Chong Hong plans to focus on rigorous raw material procurement and cost management to navigate global economic uncertainties and exchange rate fluctuations. The company remains committed to adjusting its sales strategies in response to market dynamics to maintain operational stability.

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