Company information
- Ticker
- 2429
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Tech Hardware
PWT Business Summary
PWT (ticker 2429.TW), officially known as Abonmax Co., Ltd. and formerly Pal Wonn (Taiwan) Co., Ltd., operates a transaction-based manufacturing and distribution model focused on high-growth technology sectors. The company generates revenue through three primary business segments: Optoelectronic Displays, which includes interactive whiteboards, touch panel modules, and intelligent displays; Electric Vehicle (EV) Solutions, providing high-efficiency motor systems, battery management systems (BMS), and control units for e-bikes and e-scooters; and Memory Devices, encompassing SSDs and flash storage products. Additionally, the firm provides glass processing and electronic assembly foundry services. In the competitive landscape, PWT contends with larger diversified players such as Delta Electronics, Teco Electric, and ADATA Technology. It distinguishes itself as a specialized niche manufacturer transitioning from traditional printed circuit boards (PCBs) into integrated optoelectronic and green energy power solutions. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Taoyuan, Taiwan, PWT is led by a veteran management team that oversaw its 2017 rebranding from Pal Wonn to reflect its broader technological scope. The current leadership is headed by Chairman Chou Wei-Kun, who represents the major shareholder Shidaxing Industrial, and General Manager (CEO) Pan Jin-Xing, who assumed his role in late 2024 to drive the company’s strategic pivot toward the EV and smart display markets. Financial operations are managed by CFO Liu Zhen-Zhen, who has been instrumental in the company’s recent capital raising efforts, including a TWD 204 million private placement finalized in late 2025. The board of directors, which includes independent directors such as Shen Hua-Rong and Hsu Ming-Jen, maintains a strong focus on R&D and strategic partnerships to capture emerging demand in the global AI and electric mobility supply chains.