New cooling player Microloops passes listing review, operational momentum expected in 2H25

Cooling module manufacturer Microloops’ initial public offering application passed the Taiwan Stock Exchange’s listing review committee on June 3, 2025. However, the case still requires approval from the Taiwan Stock Exchange board of directors. The company is applying for a capital amount of NT$600 million (US$18.5 million), focusing primarily on the research and manufacturing of high-performance cooling solutions. Its products are widely used in cloud AI computing centers, computers and graphics cards, automotive control systems, and new energy vehicles.

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Syntec eyes IPO after doubling profits and expanding into robotics

As the global robotics boom accelerates, Taiwanese firms are not only capitalizing on AI-driven opportunities but also reinforcing their presence across key supply chains. Among them is Syntec Technology, one of the few Taiwanese companies with deep expertise in robotic controllers, often described as the brains of automation systems. Once dominated by European and Japanese players, the controller market now sees Syntec emerging as a formidable regional competitor.

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Global Lighting Technologies restructures production footprint amid supply chain shifts

Global Lighting Technologies is actively restructuring its global production strategy in response to shifting supply chains and declining demand in traditional display markets. The Taiwan-based manufacturer of light guide plates announced that it is advancing its new Vietnam facility while preparing for long-term expansion in Thailand and phasing out operations in China.

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Innovation and sustainability dual axes: Teco initiates diversified strategic growth

Teco held its annual shareholders meeting on June 3, 2025. Chairman Morris Li stated that in the face of global economic and market uncertainties, the company would continue to adhere to a dual-axis strategy of innovation and sustainability. It aimed to deepen its energy-saving and carbon reduction initiatives and advance toward becoming a core driver of global electrification, intelligence, and green energy development.

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New era begins in South Korea: Lee Jae-Myung takes the helm

South Korea had been navigating six months of political turbulence following former President Yoon Suk-Yeol’s brief imposition of martial law late last year – a move that triggered the nation’s worst constitutional crisis in decades. With Yoon officially impeached in April 2025, a snap presidential election was called. This election was largely seen as a verdict on his predecessor’s actions.

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Samsung’s DRAM yield jumps following bold redesign under new chief Jun Young-Hyun

Samsung Electronics is accelerating its push to reclaim semiconductor leadership, spotlighting its latest breakthrough in sixth-generation DRAM (1c node) yields. The development is fueling optimism about a potential rebound in the HBM market. Spearheading this turnaround is Jun Young-hyun, CEO and head of the Device Solutions (DS) division, who returned in May 2024 and initiated a high-stakes redesign of Samsung’s DRAM architecture to reverse recent setbacks.

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