The company’s net profit reached US$10 million, marking a 72.3% increase compared to the same period last year. Profitability was supported by a gross margin rise to 35.2%, driven by a diversified product lineup and the successful integration of proprietary technologies. DAHON’s tri-fold frame innovations and the performance of models like the K-Feather and LUNDEN M7 played a pivotal role in maintaining market momentum across the U.S., Europe, and China.

Operational efficiency remains a core focus, with the company leveraging its new Huizhou factory to implement smart manufacturing and end-to-end digital lifecycle management. Beyond hardware sales, DAHON’s Eco 360° licensing program has expanded its footprint by partnering with nine industry peers. Looking toward the second half of 2026, the firm plans to prioritize carbon-fiber development, e-assist portfolios, and strategic acquisitions to further solidify its competitive position in the global cycling market.