Logah Business Summary

Logah Technology Co., Ltd. (3593.TW) is a precision engineering firm specializing in the design and manufacture of molds and mechanical components for the global electronics and power supply sectors. The company generates revenue through a vertically integrated manufacturing model that includes precision plastic injection molding, metal stamping, and assembly services for products such as notebooks, tablets, and wearables. Its business is structured into two core segments: Mechanical Components, which produces high-precision housings and hinges, and Power Electronics, which manufactures TV inverters, LED converters, and power supply modules. In 2025, Logah enhanced its market position by launching a Mold Processing Center, transitioning from a component supplier to a full-lifecycle partner offering integrated "Design–Processing–Integrated" mechanical solutions. Within the competitive landscape, Logah contends with regional players like Jiin Ming Industry, Usun Technology, and G-Tech Optoelectronics, positioning itself as a high-precision specialist for complex, mid-to-high-end electronic assemblies. The company is led by Chairperson Norman Sun (Sun, Cheng-Chiang), a prominent industry figure who also chairs East Tender Optoelectronics and holds an MBA from National Chiao Tung University. Operational leadership is provided by General Manager Patrick Hsiao, an alumnus of National Chengchi University with a background as CFO of Vetco Pharmaceuticals and Vice President of GRAVITYTAI. The management team is further supported by Assistant Vice President Huang Wen-Ching, who brings a background in accounting from KPMG. Logah’s strategic direction is overseen by a board of directors that includes representatives from major institutional investors such as Taifeng Capital and Chi-Cheng Capital. This leadership structure, established since the company’s founding in 2003, focuses on leveraging deep ties within Taiwan’s capital markets to drive R&D in precision engineering and expand its footprint in the automotive and consumer hardware supply chains.