Power amplifier maker Transcom has secured a military contract worth NT$1 billion (US$31 million), marking a key step in its expansion into advanced solid-state power amplifier (SSPA) systems. The company said deliveries under the new program will begin in 2026 following completion of the latest phase of military product certification.

Elon Musk’s declaration that he is “very excited about chips” has rattled the global foundry industry. His plan for a massive Tesla-built wafer fab threatens to turn what was once a victory for Samsung’s foundry arm into its next big headache.

Foxconn chairman Young Liu addressed recent market speculation about Foxtron’s interest in acquiring Luxgen at a November 12, 2025, investor briefing, stating that expanding sales of quality products is Foxtron’s goal. However, he noted that how this will be achieved requires discussions with brand owners and channel partners. Liu emphasized that Foxtron and Luxgen share consistent objectives focused on broadening sales and market presence. When pressed about next steps, Liu deflected, saying, “You will have to ask Foxtron.”

Global PMX achieved a turnaround to profitability in the third quarter of 2025, driven by a strong surge in its semiconductor segment and aggressive expansion of overseas production capacity. The company, which manufactures and processes precision metal components, expects strong growth momentum going forward.