TAIPEI, July 9 — Hanwha Aerospace (2634) announced a successful second quarter, securing NT$2.5 billion worth of new orders from global civil aircraft and engine manufacturers. The company expects these contracts to begin contributing to revenue within the year.
Combined with its NT$8.5 billion in new contracts from the first quarter — including gains from the Paris Air Show — Hanwha’s total order volume for the first half of 2025 now exceeds NT$10 billion, marking a strong performance in the aerospace sector.
The latest contracts involve supplying components for single-aisle passenger aircraft and engine parts to leading aerospace companies across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Despite ongoing global challenges — such as geopolitical instability and disrupted supply chains — Hanwha has continued to earn the trust of international partners due to its high manufacturing standards and strong track record in meeting delivery commitments.
Hanwha’s products are now integrated into several widely used commercial aircraft, both inside and outside the fuselage. This deep market recognition reflects the company’s expanding role in the global aviation supply chain.
Looking ahead, Hanwha Aerospace sees increased demand for mainstream aircraft models as a key growth driver, particularly in the second half of the year. The company maintains a cautiously optimistic outlook, with a continued focus on developing critical technologies to adapt to evolving market needs.
Chairman Hu Kaihong reaffirmed Hanwha’s commitment to aligning with national industrial strategies and emphasized the importance of long-term planning over short-term disruptions. He also revealed that several new international collaborations are currently in discussion and promised timely updates on developments that showcase Taiwan’s growing influence in the global aerospace industry.
