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Makalot Industrial Posts NT$11.62 EPS for First Three Quarters, Eyes Full-Year Growth

Consumer Non-Durables · Apparel/Footwear · economic_daily · 2026-10-30

Garment manufacturer Makalot Industrial reported strong third-quarter results with an EPS of NT$3.97, aiming for full-year growth as market headwinds subside.

What Happened

Strong Financial Results: Garment manufacturer Makalot Industrial reported third-quarter revenue of NT$9.483 billion, a 6.7% year-on-year increase, with gross margin improving to 24.87%. Net profit attributable to the parent company rose 14.2% to NT$980 million, resulting in an EPS of NT$3.97 for the quarter.

Solid Nine-Month Performance: For the first three quarters of the year, the company achieved a cumulative net profit of NT$2.867 billion, marking a 4.5% year-on-year increase. The cumulative EPS for the period reached NT$11.62, reflecting resilient profitability despite global economic challenges.

Operational Recovery: CEO Chou Hsin-peng noted that while retail clients were conservative earlier in the year due to tariff concerns and geopolitical tensions, the impact of these variables has eased. Consequently, the company's operations have returned to a growth trajectory starting from the second quarter.

Full-Year Outlook: Makalot remains committed to its full-year growth targets by optimizing its product mix and client base. The company expects to maintain its positive momentum throughout the remainder of the year as market conditions stabilize.

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