Walsin Lihwa, a stainless steel wire rod and cable manufacturer in Taiwan, announced its January consolidated revenue of NT$13.47 billion, falling by 13.21% from December and down by 4.53% year on year.

In December, the company’s revenue reached NT$15.52 billion, hitting a new monthly high over the past seven months, driven by concentrated shipping schedules.

Walsin Lihwa said its future growth remains supported by Taipower’s power grid resilience construction plan and rising stainless steel wire rod prices. The company raised its 304 wire rod prices by NT$7,000/ton for February, totaling a NT$12,000 increase over three months.

Although copper and nickel prices fluctuated, supply chain changes and lower mine output keep industrial metal costs stable.

In 2025, the firm recorded NT$174.27 billion in total revenue, and its 2025 Q1-Q3 net profit reached NT$2.17 billion.