Company information
- Ticker
- 2546
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Construction
KEDGE Business Summary
KEDGE (2546.TW) is a premier Class-A construction firm in Taiwan, primarily generating revenue through large-scale engineering and construction contracts across residential, industrial, and public infrastructure sectors. As a core subsidiary of the Kindom Development Group, the company’s business model is anchored in high-tech facility construction (notably for semiconductor leaders like TSMC), civil engineering projects including bridges and tunnels, and high-end residential developments. In 2025, KEDGE reported record annual revenue of approximately NT$21.49 billion, a 51% year-over-year increase driven by a robust backlog of private sector industrial projects and government-led infrastructure initiatives. Within the competitive landscape, KEDGE maintains a top-tier market position alongside direct rivals such as Da-Cin Construction, Chien Kuo Construction, and Kung Sing Engineering, distinguishing itself through advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) integration and a specialized focus on complex high-tech manufacturing environments. Founded in 1982 by the late real estate visionary Ma Yu-shan, KEDGE is currently led by Chairperson Ai-Wei Yuan and General Manager Chen Chun-Ming, who oversee a strategic workforce focused on high-margin technical projects. The leadership team leverages deep institutional knowledge from the Kindom Group’s integrated property ecosystem, emphasizing synergy between land development and construction execution. The company’s board of directors features notable figures such as Ma Zhi-gang (Chairman of Kindom Development) and He Chen-dan, the former Minister of Transportation and Communications, reflecting a pedigree of high-level corporate governance and public sector expertise. Kindom Development Co., Ltd. remains the dominant institutional investor, holding a strategic stake of approximately 34%, which ensures long-term capital stability and a steady pipeline of internal group projects.