Continental Holdings Corporation (CHC, TWSE: 3703) today announced 2025 financial results and 2026 business outlook. In 2025, CHC delivered consolidated revenue of NT$34,378 million, representing a year-over-year increase of 12%. Operating profit totaled NT$1,653 million, while net profit reached NT$1,481 million, up 26.1% from the previous year. Earnings per share (EPS) reached NT$1.80, with a cash dividend of NT$1.05 per share to be distributed.

CHC CEO Cindy Chang said, “CHC’s three business segments maintained steady growth momentum. By the end of 2025, backlog for the Construction Engineering, Real Estate Development, and Environmental Project Development & Water Treatment reached NT$114.7 billion, NT$25.8 billion, and NT$87.4 billion, respectively. In particular, the Environmental Project Development & Water Treatment business (HDEC Corporation) achieved a record-high backlog, primarily due to a new water treatment project for a private-sector client in the Hsinchu Science Park.

Chang added that continued investment in Taiwan’s rail infrastructure, urban renewal driven by aging housing stock, and a shift toward circular economy support long-term growth across all of the Group’s business segments.

CEC: Strong Backlog and Continued Digital Transformation

Founded in 1945, CEC marked its 80th anniversary in 2025, and continued to secure new projects throughout the year. As of year-end 2025, backlog reached NT$114.7 billion, equivalent to 4.9 times 2025 full year revenue.

In addition to progress in civil and building projects, CEC continues to invest in construction technologies. The company adopted Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) methodologies and expanded off-site prefabrication from structural components to highly integrated MEP modules, enhancing construction quality while reducing reliance on on-site labor.

CEC has also strengthened its Building Information Modeling (BIM) capabilities by developing various in-house tools. These are widely applied in construction simulation, carbon reduction, and improved coordination among construction teams, designers, and clients while minimizing waste caused by on-site errors.

CDC: Advancing International Design Aesthetics and Urban Sustainability

With the completion and handover of “Sensuous Garden (鐫萃) ” and “Belle Époque (豐蒔),” CDC reported significant revenue growth and stable sales performance in 2025. Backlog stood at NT$25.8 billion, equivalent to 3.6 times its full year revenue.

In 2025, CDC secured new development projects in Taipei and Taichung. In 2026, it plans to launch four residential projects across Taipei’s Daan District (Fuxing and Xuefu Sections), Hsinchu County’s Zhubei City (Daxue Section), and Taichung’s Nantun District (Fengxi Section), with a total estimated sales value of NT$28.94 billion. Units under 50 ping account for 83.2% of the total, reflecting prevailing market demand.

Urban renewal and redevelopment of unsafe and aging buildings will remain CDC’s primary land acquisition strategy. In addition to its existing focus on Taipei, New Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung, the company is also monitoring opportunities around high-speed rail and MRT station areas in Hsinchu and Taoyuan.

HDEC: Expanding into Renewable Energy, Reaching Record-High Backlog

HDEC achieved a backlog of NT$87.4 billion in 2025, driven by the newly awarded reclamation water plant project in Baoshan, Hsinchu Science Park. Among its current projects, Kaohsiung Ciaotou Wastewater Reclamation Plant and Tainan Chengxi Incineration Plant are both scheduled to commence operations in 2026. By 2030, a total of nine projects will be operational, contributing stable revenue and earnings.

HDEC continues to enhance plant operational efficiency and energy management through real-time analytics and monitoring systems. By 2029, daily reclaimed water supply is projected to reach 178,700 tons, strengthening the company’s position as a key player in the circular economy.