Nanyang Industries, a subsidiary of Sanyang Motor and the exclusive distributor of Hyundai Motor in Taiwan, is preparing to expand its product lineup and implement a three-pronged technological strategy to reach its sales target of 24,000 units in 2025. This follows record-breaking sales and market share in 2024, according to General Manager Po-ta Hsu.

Amid the rising demand for electricity driven by the expansion of chipmakers, Raymond Greene, Director of the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), has stated that the US is willing to assist Taiwan in securing reliable energy sources. Meanwhile, opposition lawmakers have officially proposed a bill to allow the nuclear power plant in Kuosheng, which is set to be decommissioned on May 17, to extend its operation for another 20 years with legal backing.

Electroacoustic component manufacturer Merry Electronics passed a resolution on March 17 to purchase 100% of the shares of Japanese manufacturer MWT Holdings from unrelated parties, including the fund J-STAR No. 3 SS, LP, for an amount not to exceed JPY10.28 billion (US$68.65 million). Through the acquisition, Merry will fully own MWT and its subsidiaries.