CAPA certified products assist Jukai Precision to enter the North American automotive after-sales repair and replacement parts market

Faced with the rapid changes in the global automotive industry and the North American after-sales market environment, Jukai (2254) Precision stated that after successively obtaining a number of formal CAPA product certifications, it will begin shipping to large customers in the United States in the fourth quarter. It is optimistic that overall revenue in 2027 is expected to grow by approximately 50% to 60% compared to 2025.

Jukai officially submitted an application for CAPA certification in October last year and obtained the certification in November of the same year, demonstrating the company's complete foundation in product development, manufacturing processes, quality management and related verification capabilities. It also reflects that the company's existing production and quality systems have the ability to meet the requirements of the North American after-sales market. Not only does it mean that the product meets CAPA’s relevant requirements for quality and product consistency, it also lays the foundation for the company’s subsequent expansion of the North American after-sales repair and replacement parts market.

After successively obtaining a number of formal CAPA product certifications, shipments to large US customers are expected to begin in the fourth quarter, indicating that this market layout has officially entered the actual supply and operation stage from the certification and product development stage. By establishing cooperation with large North American customers, the company will further accumulate practical application experience of CAPA certified products in the after-sales repair and replacement parts market, and continue to expand its product and customer layout.

The introduction of CAPA certified products is an important step in diversifying the company's product layout. Compared with the North American modified car lighting market as its main development direction in the past, CAPA certification allows the company to further enter the collision repair and replacement parts market and expand the demand for a broader automotive after-sales market. The company hopes to gradually expand market coverage and reduce the impact of fluctuations in demand in a single market on operations by meeting the requirements of the North American after-sales market for quality, adaptability and product performance.

As CAPA-certified products gradually enter the mass production and shipment stage, the company expects that from the fourth quarter of this year, related product shipments and customer orders will gradually be reflected in operating results; in addition, there are still a number of CAPA-certified products under continuous development, which are expected to be completed and launched next year, further expanding product layout and market coverage.

Based on existing orders, new products to be launched and future market expansion, the company has prospects for subsequent business development and optimistically predicts that overall revenue in 2027 will grow by approximately 50% to 60% compared to 2025.

In the future, the company will continue to expand its CAPA-certified product portfolio based on the needs of the North American market, combine its existing R&D, mold, manufacturing and quality management capabilities to deepen its layout in the automotive after-sales market, and continue to expand its customer and product territory in the North American market to establish new growth momentum for the company's mid- to long-term operations.