台泥股东通过子公司Cimpor国际欧洲IPO上市案，为欧洲业务开辟融资渠道

TCC Group Holdings (TCC) shareholders approved a plan on October 13 for subsidiary Cimpor International Holdings to pursue an initial public offering (IPO) and listing on a European securities market. The resolution received 4,287,569,701 votes in favor, representing 94.74% of voting rights represented at the vote, as the company sought to create a new funding channel for its European operations while maintaining Taiwan-based control of the business.

The plan authorizes Cimpor International Holdings to apply for an overseas IPO and begin trading on a European market. TCC said the proposed listing would not affect existing shareholders. The parent company will retain absolute control of Cimpor International Holdings and continue consolidating the subsidiary's financial results.
Executives said the current plan is to issue new shares and sell existing shares, with proceeds from the new shares directed toward operations and expansion in Europe. TCC will work with investment banks to determine the offering's structure and other details. The company said the European listing would diversify its funding sources after relying primarily on Asian capital markets, credit providers, and financing conditions.
TCC reported approximately NT$148 billion (US$4.64 billion) in cash and time deposits in its first-half 2026 report. Time deposits were classified as financial assets measured at amortized cost. The company said its Asian operations were essentially unprofitable in 2026 because of weak market conditions, while it expected its European business to support full-year profitability.
The company also said rising carbon fees in Taiwan would increase gradually, although Taiwan does not impose a carbon tariff. Low-priced imports from Southeast Asia have limited the potential of TCC's decarbonization technology in Asian markets, while excess production capacity in China was expected to add further competitive pressure.