Taiwan’s major precision parts maker Eurocharm Holdings is forecasting a record-breaking 2026, driven by robust North American SUV-related demand, a structural shift toward electric scooters in Vietnam, and early traction in a new server rack business expected to become a key growth driver from 2027. The company expects full-year revenue to approach NT$9 billion (approx. US$281.9 million) as its diversified order base strengthens across automotive, powersports, and electronics segments.

Excellence Optoelectronics Inc. (EOI) expects double-digit growth in 2026 from a strong 2025 base, supported by robust automotive lighting module shipments to North American automakers, new Mexico capacity, and a planned expansion into AI humanoid robot supply chains.

After Yageo confirmed its stake in Taiwanese power management IC maker Anpec, attention has turned to whether the group will deepen its involvement in Anpec’s operations as part of a broader consolidation strategy. Anpec previously said that, based on the current understanding between the two companies, Yageo invested because it sees Anpec’s operating performance as attractive and wants exposure to the semiconductor industry. Yageo also planned to use its distribution channels to help bring products to international markets and had no intention of intervening in operations. However, Anpec’s leadership change suggests the two sides have clearly agreed to deepen cooperation.