- CEO
- Tsung Hsi Liu
- Full Time Employees
- 452
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Chemicals: specialty
- Address
- No. 6, Dexing 4th Road Yilan TP Taiwan 26950
- IPO Date
- Nov 24, 2020
- Business
- Cathay Consolidated, Inc. (1342.TW) develops and produces environmentally friendly thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) functional fabrics and finished products; operates through leather fabric and finished component segments serving medical, life-saving, aerospace, outdoor, and industrial applications; headquartered in Yilan County, Taiwan, since its founding in 1982. The leather fabric business manufactures high-tech TPU-based functional fabrics and films with properties including RF weldable, thermal laminated, hydrostatic proof, flame retardant, puncture resistant, anti-static, bio-compatible, UV resistant, and moisture permeable; products encompass aviation escape slides, life vests, life rafts, marine and water sports life jackets, medical-grade air mattresses, sphygmomanometers, wheelchair fabrics, muscle rehabilitation equipment, sleeping bags, automotive airbags, inflatable camping pillows, dry sacs, drinking water containers, collapsible kayaks, insulated bags, oil seals, fuel tanks, anti-static mats, mechanical protective gears, door seals, lumbar supports, and industrial aprons. The finished component business processes TPU technical fabrics into inflatable products including medical inflatable mattresses, high frequency oscillation vests, deep vein thrombosis foot pump systems, surgery mats, camping mattresses, buoyancy compensators, diving gears, cool-fabric vests, pet sleeping mats, and other hospitality and outdoor solutions; distributes products in Taiwan, the Americas, and Asia with 428 employees. Recent financials show TWD 2.68 billion in trailing twelve-month revenue and TWD 506 million in net income as of mid-2025, reflecting stable operations amid a 52.83% year-over-year earnings decline in the latest quarter and consistent dividend payouts; employs 428 staff with low long-term debt and decreasing SG&A to sales ratio.