Despite ongoing uncertainty surrounding Taiwan’s import tariffs and excise tax policies, China Motor Corporation (CMC), a subsidiary of the Yulon Group, maintains its full-year sales target of 49,000 vehicles for 2025, including contract manufacturing. Speaking at an online investor conference on August 20, CMC Vice President and Spokesperson Chien Ching-Wu said the company will not revise its capacity plans or its scheduled plant shutdowns.

JPP Holding Company, a precision components manufacturer, said on Wednesday that it expects continued strong order visibility for the second half of 2025, supported by the gradual ramp-up of its new facilities and automated production lines. These investments will enable the company to expand its portfolio of higher-margin, value-added products.

Micron has struck a confident tone in the race for high-bandwidth memory, announcing that all of its 2026 production has already been committed to customers. Chief Business Officer Sumit Sadana told the KeyBank Technology Leadership Forum in the US that talks with clients had made substantial progress in recent months, ensuring the company’s entire output would be sold.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a surprise visit to Taiwan on August 22, spending just 12 hours in the country. He said the trip was to meet TSMC executives and review six chips already in tape-out at the foundry, including those built on the 3nm Rubin microarchitecture.