Since 2026, driven by robust demand across multiple downstream applications—including semiconductors, consumer electronics, AI vision, infrared thermal imaging, and automotive sensing—the precision optical cold‑processing industry has maintained a sustained upward trend.

　　In the semiconductor sector, demand for ultra-precise optical components—such as lithography machines, photomask substrates, and wafer inspection equipment—remains robust, with increasingly stringent requirements for key performance metrics like mirror‑surface peak-to-valley (PV) error and surface roughness (Ra). Meanwhile, in the consumer electronics market, emerging devices like foldable smartphones and AR/VR headsets are driving rapid growth in demand for ultra-thin optical glass and microlens arrays, spurring advances in cold‑processing technologies toward even thinner forms—with thicknesses now breaking through 0.05 mm—and more complex, non‑standard geometries.

　　The infrared thermal imaging market is also showing robust growth. Driven by the widespread adoption of applications such as autonomous‑driving night‑vision systems, industrial thermal inspection, outdoor surveillance, and security monitoring, demand for infrared optical components continues to expand. In this context, the machining precision and delivery capabilities of infrared materials—including zinc selenide, germanium, and silicon—have become key areas of focus across the industry chain.

　　Data from both the supply and demand sides of the industry are signaling positive trends. On the demand side, downstream customers have significantly increased their procurement of high‑precision, ultra‑thin, and custom‑shaped optical components year over year. On the supply side, precision optical cold‑processing firms are generally experiencing tightening capacity, with lead times for certain core process steps lengthening. Industry consensus holds that the optoelectronics and semiconductor sectors are in the upward phase of a new growth cycle, and precision optical manufacturing— as a key supporting link in the value chain— is poised to benefit substantially from this structural expansion.

　　In response to steadily rising market demand, our company is actively optimizing its production line layout and strengthening its ultra-precision cold‑working capabilities to ensure reliable delivery of core products such as infrared optical components. Guided by customer needs, we will continue to enhance machining accuracy and delivery efficiency, creating long-term value for our customers.