Acerpure (7794), a smart home appliance brand under the Acer Group, held its pre-listing investor conference on the 25th. Benefiting from the continuous expansion of the global smart home appliance market, Acerpure's revenue has seen steady, tiered growth in recent years, nearly doubling between 2022 and 2025, with an impressive growth curve. In 2025, EPS reached 2.72 TWD, and cumulative revenue for the first two months of 2026 reached 168 million TWD, a year-on-year increase of 36.04%.
Global Home Appliance Market Expected to Reach 1.15 Trillion USD by 2030
According to a report by Cognitive Market Research, driven by IoT integration and urbanization, the global home appliance market is expected to reach 1.15 trillion USD by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of approximately 5.7%. Targeting market demand, Acerpure focuses on smart home appliances for health, establishing a differentiated competitive advantage through aesthetic design, IoT connectivity, and a diverse product portfolio.
Eight Product Lines Covering Comprehensive Lifestyle Scenarios
The company has currently built eight major product lines, covering air treatment, water purification, cleaning appliances, kitchen appliances, personal care, as well as large appliances such as smart TVs and air conditioners. Rising demand for these products is driven by extreme weather, air pollution, and the need for energy efficiency. This multi-product strategy helps diversify risks associated with individual product fluctuations and enhances overall operational resilience.
India and Indonesia as Key Mid-to-Long-Term Growth Drivers
In terms of regional layout, Acerpure identifies India and Indonesia as key focuses for mid-to-long-term growth. By leveraging local manufacturing and supply chain integration, the company is creating momentum for revenue growth. It continues to cultivate Southeast Asian markets such as the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Driven by rising local electricity prices and energy-saving policies, Acerpure aims to boost sales in Southeast Asia through energy-efficient appliances. Additionally, in mature markets like Japan and Australia, the focus remains on brand visibility and channel distribution, laying the foundation for future expansion.