Company information
- Ticker
- 2402
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Electronic Components
ICHIA Business Summary
Ichia Technologies (2402.TW) operates as a high-precision manufacturer specializing in Flexible Printed Circuits (FPC) and Integrated Component Modules (ICM), generating revenue through the direct sale of electronic components to global OEMs in the automotive, telecommunications, and computing sectors. The company has successfully executed a strategic pivot toward high-margin automotive electronics, which now account for approximately 70% of total revenue, focusing on advanced solutions for ADAS, infotainment systems, and electric vehicle (EV) battery management. Its business is bifurcated into the FPC segment, producing multi-layer and high-frequency circuits, and the ICM segment, which manufactures mechanical parts such as conductive silicone elastomers and plastic-rubber modules. In the competitive landscape, Ichia maintains a defensible niche against larger-scale peers like Zhen Ding Technology, Flexium Interconnect, and Career Technology by prioritizing high-reliability automotive certifications and expanding its global footprint, most notably through the 2025 inauguration of a major manufacturing hub in Malaysia. Founded in 1983 by Huang Feng-an, the company is currently led by Chairman Chiu-Yung (Benng) Huang, who also serves as Chief Strategy Officer and has been the primary architect of the firm’s transition into the automotive supply chain. The executive leadership is further anchored by CEO and Director Kung-Sheng (Eric) Tseng, an industry veteran with extensive experience in operational management who previously served as the company’s General Manager. The leadership team is supported by a seasoned board of directors with an average tenure of over 17 years, including Vice Chairman Li-Ling Huang and CFO Yanxiang (Allen) Huang. The company’s pedigree is characterized by a disciplined focus on R&D in liquid crystal polymer (LCP) materials and a stable capital structure, with significant institutional backing from major Taiwanese financial entities and mutual funds.