SPACE SHUTTLE Business Summary

Space Shuttle Hi-Tech Co., Ltd. (2440.TW) operates as a vertically integrated manufacturer specializing in high-conductivity copper materials and data transmission solutions. The company generates revenue primarily through the production and sale of oxygen-free copper (OFC) rods, copper stranded wires, and a diverse array of 3C (computer, communication, and consumer electronics) connectivity products, including HDMI, USB, and LAN cables. Its business is organized into four key divisions—Wires, Electrical Products, Optical Cables, and Optic Electrical—serving high-growth sectors such as automotive electronics, medical equipment, and telecommunications infrastructure. In the regional market, Space Shuttle competes with major industrial peers such as Walsin Lihwa (1605.TW), Ta Ya Electric Wire & Cable (1609.TW), and Jung Shing Wire (1617.TW). While smaller in market capitalization than these diversified conglomerates, Space Shuttle distinguishes itself through its technical focus on high-frequency signal integrity and its established role as a certified supplier for global technology leaders like Sony and Microsoft. The company is led by Chairman Wang Hsuan-Hui (王玄輝), who has overseen its evolution from its 1985 founding to its current status as a publicly traded entity on the TWSE. The executive management team is headed by General Manager (CEO) Wang Jian-Cheng (王建成), who directs the firm’s operational strategy across its manufacturing hubs in Taiwan and Mainland China, including major facilities in Dongguan and Suzhou. The board of directors, which includes long-standing members such as Wang Kun-Dian and Luo Qiu-Xiang, reflects a leadership structure with deep roots in the founding family and extensive experience in metallurgical processing and industrial management. As of the March 2026 reporting period, the board is supported by independent directors with specialized backgrounds in accounting and information systems, ensuring corporate governance as the company navigates the transition toward next-generation high-speed transmission materials and ESG-compliant manufacturing processes.