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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Samsung and SK Hynix lead AI-driven EDA revolution to power next-gen semiconductor design

South Korea’s semiconductor giants, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, are ramping up the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI)-driven electronic design automation (EDA) to bolster their competitive edge in next-gen chip production. The companies have started implementing AI-based design solutions across advanced process nodes and memory products, reporting notable progress in efficiency and innovation.

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Greenet set for TPEx debut, eyes 430 million kWh resale in 2025 amid surging green power demand

Greenet, the power sales subsidiary of Green Energy Investment Group J&V Energy Technology, will debut on the Emerging Stock Board of the Taipei Exchange (TPEx) on June 10, 2025. This marks the group’s first subsidiary to enter the capital market. With over 90% of its contracts extending beyond 10 years, Greenet is positioned for stable, long-term revenue growth, according to President Ya-sheng Tang.

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Kinpo Group sees steady growth, eyes AI and global expansion despite uncerntainty

Despite persistent global political and economic uncertainties, Kinpo Group remains on a steady growth path, driven by product innovation, customer diversification, and regional manufacturing expansion. During the company’s annual shareholders’ meeting on June 3, 2025, President Wei-Chang Chen affirmed that while customer orders continue to adjust on a rolling basis, Kinpo now has visibility into demand through the first half of 2026—roughly 12 to 13 months ahead.

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