Since its founding in 2016, HDRE has always operated with integrity and in full compliance with the law. HDRE requires all employees to strictly follow legal and regulatory standards and does not allow any unlawful or improper behavior.
Regarding the onsite review and information request conducted by the prosecutorial and investigative authorities on November 20, 2025, HDRE is fully cooperating with the authorities in carrying out the relevant investigative procedures. HDRE affirms that its operations remain normal, with no material impact on its financials or business activities.
For the first three quarters of 2025, HDRE reported consolidated revenue of NT$5.406 billion, gross profit of NT$1.226 billion, and net profit attributable to the parent company of NT$219 million.
As the global energy landscape continues to evolve rapidly, HDRE announced that 2026 will mark the beginning of its accelerated international expansion, driven by four strategic pillars focused on scaling storage and power trading businesses. HDRE will continue strengthening its position across the energy value chain and expanding its smart energy ecosystem.
Overseas project commencements are expected to exceed 200 MW in 2026, contributing to nearly 600 MW globally, with the benefits of its cross-border expansion expected to begin emerging next year. Meanwhile, HDRE plans to increase its total storage capacity to 6.41 GW by 2028, including 3.26 GW in Japan and 2.38 GW in Australia, forming a solid foundation for HDRE’s expansion across global power markets.
