Press Release
Cheng Loong Corp. (1904-TW) held its Annual General Shareholders' Meeting on May 29th, chaired by Chairman Jen-Ming Cheng. During the meeting, shareholders accepted the 2025 business report and financial statements, and approved a cash dividend of NTD 0.45 per share. Facing the restructuring of global supply chains, the wave of AI digitalization, and the net-zero transition trend, CLC continues to deepen its core strategies of "Low-carbon, Smart, and Circular" operations, accelerating its overseas expansion, smart applications, and green transformation to reinforce long-term competitiveness.
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In 2025, the global economy maintained a mild recovery. While AI applications, smart manufacturing, and green energy investments became key drivers of growth, geopolitical tensions and fluctuating energy prices continued to present challenges. In response to these market dynamics, CLC remained focused on smart production and marketing, alongside strategic regional positioning, to enhance operational efficiency and supply flexibility. For the full year of 2025, CLC ’s consolidated revenue reached NTD 42.98 billion, and net profit after tax was NTD 799.13 million, with a 21.7% growth YoY and demonstrating resilient operational results.
Looking ahead to 2026, CLC expressed cautious optimism about its overall operations as demand in the Taiwan and China markets gradually recovers, coupled with continuous growth in the Vietnamese market. The Phase 3 industrial paper capacity expansion in Binh Duong Paper Mill, Vietnam has successfully commenced production, elevating the facility into the country's largest, million-ton-scale, low-carbon circular paper-making hub. The company's box plants are expanding simultaneously. The 2nd production line at the Ben Cat plant in Southern Vietnam has officially commenced operations, while the 6th packaging plant in Ninh Binh Province, Northern Vietnam, is scheduled for completion in 2027. Moving forward, CLC’s total packaging capacity in Vietnam will surpass 1 billion m2, further securing order stability and boosting regional supply chain competitiveness.
In terms of low-carbon and smart transformation, CLC continues to upgrade its "3R PLUS Carbon Reduction Manufacturing Value Chain." By integrating smart production/marketing, intelligent cogeneration, and AI applications, the company has enhanced its energy management and operational efficiency. Concurrently, the company is actively expanding into biogas green power and biomass cogeneration, driving the paper industry’s evolution from "manufacturing" to "green energy generation.". The biomass cogeneration system at the Chupei Mill is operating stably. Meanwhile, the Houli Mill has initiated the construction of Taiwan's largest 120-ton biomass cogeneration system, aiming to gradually reduce coal dependency, strengthen energy autonomy, and contribute to overall operational revenue.
Following the success of the Tayuan Mill's biogas project, the wastewater biogas green power system at the Houli Mill has entered the trial run stage. Utilizing anaerobic treatment technology, organic matter in wastewater is converted into renewable energy. This not only improves resource circulation efficiency but also turns traditional wastewater treatment costs into green energy benefits. In the future, CLC will continue to advance its 3 core pillars—smart manufacturing, circular economy, and overseas expansion—to deepen its low-carbon competitiveness and regional supply chain advantages, driving steady corporate growth and creating long-term value.
CLC remains a pioneer in sustainability. It is the only paper company in Taiwan to receive an "A List" rating from the CDP Climate Change assessment. Additionally, the company has been recognized by CommonWealth Magazine for 4 consecutive years (2023–2026) as a top-performing enterprise at Corporate Carbon Reduction Thermometer which in line with the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C temperature control target. Furthermore, CLC has been named to the global "Clean 200TM" list 4 times and made its debut this year among the "Asia-Pacific 50 Most Sustainable Corporations," highlighting its international competitiveness in low-carbon transition and sustainable corporate governance.
In 2025, the global economy maintained a mild recovery. While AI applications, smart manufacturing, and green energy investments became key drivers of growth, geopolitical tensions and fluctuating energy prices continued to present challenges. In response to these market dynamics, CLC remained focused on smart production and marketing, alongside strategic regional positioning, to enhance operational efficiency and supply flexibility. For the full year of 2025, CLC ’s consolidated revenue reached NTD 42.98 billion, and net profit after tax was NTD 799.13 million, with a 21.7% growth YoY and demonstrating resilient operational results.
Looking ahead to 2026, CLC expressed cautious optimism about its overall operations as demand in the Taiwan and China markets gradually recovers, coupled with continuous growth in the Vietnamese market. The Phase 3 industrial paper capacity expansion in Binh Duong Paper Mill, Vietnam has successfully commenced production, elevating the facility into the country's largest, million-ton-scale, low-carbon circular paper-making hub. The company's box plants are expanding simultaneously. The 2nd production line at the Ben Cat plant in Southern Vietnam has officially commenced operations, while the 6th packaging plant in Ninh Binh Province, Northern Vietnam, is scheduled for completion in 2027. Moving forward, CLC’s total packaging capacity in Vietnam will surpass 1 billion m2, further securing order stability and boosting regional supply chain competitiveness.
In terms of low-carbon and smart transformation, CLC continues to upgrade its "3R PLUS Carbon Reduction Manufacturing Value Chain." By integrating smart production/marketing, intelligent cogeneration, and AI applications, the company has enhanced its energy management and operational efficiency. Concurrently, the company is actively expanding into biogas green power and biomass cogeneration, driving the paper industry’s evolution from "manufacturing" to "green energy generation.". The biomass cogeneration system at the Chupei Mill is operating stably. Meanwhile, the Houli Mill has initiated the construction of Taiwan's largest 120-ton biomass cogeneration system, aiming to gradually reduce coal dependency, strengthen energy autonomy, and contribute to overall operational revenue.
Following the success of the Tayuan Mill's biogas project, the wastewater biogas green power system at the Houli Mill has entered the trial run stage. Utilizing anaerobic treatment technology, organic matter in wastewater is converted into renewable energy. This not only improves resource circulation efficiency but also turns traditional wastewater treatment costs into green energy benefits. In the future, CLC will continue to advance its 3 core pillars—smart manufacturing, circular economy, and overseas expansion—to deepen its low-carbon competitiveness and regional supply chain advantages, driving steady corporate growth and creating long-term value.
CLC remains a pioneer in sustainability. It is the only paper company in Taiwan to receive an "A List" rating from the CDP Climate Change assessment. Additionally, the company has been recognized by CommonWealth Magazine for 4 consecutive years (2023–2026) as a top-performing enterprise at Corporate Carbon Reduction Thermometer which in line with the Paris Agreement's 1.5°C temperature control target. Furthermore, CLC has been named to the global "Clean 200TM" list 4 times and made its debut this year among the "Asia-Pacific 50 Most Sustainable Corporations," highlighting its international competitiveness in low-carbon transition and sustainable corporate governance.