Server chassis supplier InWin holds optimism for the second half of 2025 if no drastic changes occur in terms of the two most crucial factors of tariffs and exchange rates, says company president Guo-hui Huang. Furthermore, in light of potential opportunities in Southeast Asia, InWin has established production facilities in Malaysia, with production scheduled to begin in October 2025. The company expects its new business segment in Malaysia to contribute 50% of total revenue in three years.

Everlight Electronics, a leading Taiwanese LED manufacturer, is adopting a cautious stance for the first half of 2025, projecting that second-quarter revenues will remain close to those of the same period in 2024. The company anticipates that the peak season in the latter half of the year will be driven by demand in the invisible light and automotive sectors, which are expected to support stable gross margins. However, the company notes that escalating geopolitical uncertainties may necessitate a revision of its previously forecasted single-digit annual growth target.

Macnica’s Taiwan-based subsidiary, Anstek, held its 2025 annual shareholders meeting this week, swiftly followed by a board meeting in which all directors in attendance unanimously elected Wei-Kuo Wu (transliteration), chairman of Macnica Galaxy, as Anstek’s new chairman. Former chairman Jui-Hsi Lee (transliteration) will assume the role of vice chairman.