Company information
- Ticker
- 1615
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment
Dah San Business Summary
Dah San Electric Wire & Cable Co., Ltd. (1615.TW) operates a manufacturing-and-sales business model, generating revenue by supplying critical electrical infrastructure components to the utility, construction, and telecommunications sectors. Its primary business segments are Power Cables—including 600V to 161KV cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) and PVC varieties—Communication Cables, and Bare Copper Wires. The company also provides specialized engineering services for power and telecommunications projects, positioning itself as a vital contractor for the Taiwan Power Company’s (Taipower) ongoing grid resilience and renewable energy integration plans. Within the Taiwanese market, Dah San competes directly with industry leaders such as Walsin Lihwa (1605.TW), Ta Ya Electric Wire & Cable (1609.TW), and Hua Eng Wire & Cable (1608.TW). As the dominant wire and cable manufacturer in central Taiwan, Dah San maintains a competitive advantage through its localized supply chain, specialized fire-resistant certifications, and a high-efficiency production model tailored to domestic infrastructure demands. The company is currently led by Chairman and General Manager Wen-Pin Su (蘇文彬), who serves in a dual capacity to align strategic vision with daily operations. The leadership team is characterized by strong family continuity, following the legacy of founder Su Kun-Fu, who established the firm’s industrial roots in 1963. Key board members include Directors Su Wen-Kuan and Su Ting-Hui, ensuring the Su family’s long-term stewardship of the enterprise. The executive suite is complemented by a board of directors that includes independent members such as Shichang Lai and Yueyun Cai, who bring expertise in legal compliance and financial oversight. Dah San’s governance is noted for its conservative financial management and consistent dividend payouts, which have historically attracted a stable base of domestic institutional investors and private family holdings focused on Taiwan’s industrial and energy sectors.