Chronicle of Major Events

Taiwan Ratings maintained its long-term credit rating for TCC Group Holdings at “twA+/twA-1” with a “Stable” outlook; S&P Global also affirmed its investment-grade rating at “BBB-” with a “Stable” outlook.

Molicel and KULR Technology Group cooperated to develop a new drone-specific battery system, the KULR ONE Air (K1A), which is expected to enter mass production in Q4 2025. This demonstrates that Molicel’s technological capabilities were not affected by the recent fire incident.

A fire occurred at TCC Group Holdings’ subsidiary Molie Quantum Energy Corporation. TCC promptly activated its emergency response mechanism, immediately engaging in rescue. The chairman returned to Taiwan to personally oversee the situation, ordering senior management to conduct a thorough review. TCC also established a Neighborhood Affairs Team to strengthen dialogue with the community—demonstrating the company's firm commitment to safety and accountability. For more information, please refer to the latest news and the Report on Subsequent Events.

TCC Group Holdings' Dutch subsidiary, TCC (Dutch) Holdings B.V., successfully secured a €500 million green loan, optimizing its financial structure and saving €5 million annually in interest expenses. This also reflects strong recognition from international financial markets for its decarbonization path and sustainability strategy, supporting the Group's goal of achieving net zero by 2050.

TCC Group Holdings’ subsidiary TCC Green Energy, together with eight other geothermal development companies, established the Taiwan Geothermal Industry Association with the goal of advocating for related policies and regulations, and promoting low-carbon, sustainable energy.

TCC Green Energy is actively addressing the issue of the revoked permits for the aquavoltaics project by the Chiayi County Government and has temporarily suspended the original legal disposition. The company will implement remedial measures in the future to fully protect the rights of lawful aquaculture farmers.

TCC Group Holdings’ revenue in January was 12.21 billion NTD, an annual increase of 68.7%. Among this, overseas subsidiaries Cimpor and OYAK contributed 4.9 billion NTD, accounting for 40% of the consolidated revenue.

TCC Group Holdings' subsidiary, Ta-Ho Maritime Corporation, held a naming and delivery ceremony for the "Daxun Ship." This innovative vessel features smart management and eco-friendly loading systems, and includes an AI-monitored AMP system that reduces CO2 emissions by 7.6% compared to traditional ship models.

TCC Group Holdings set “SBTi Business Ambition for 1.5°C” and has been verified by SBTi. Additionally, TCC Group Holdings has also released its first Human Rights and Environmental Due Diligence Reports.