FALCON Business Summary

Falcon Machine Tools Co., Ltd. (4513.TWO) is a prominent manufacturer of high-precision machine tools, primarily generating revenue through the global sale and maintenance of grinding, milling, and turning equipment under its proprietary "CHEVALIER" brand. The company operates across two primary business segments: its legacy Machine Tools division, which serves the aerospace, automotive, medical, and semiconductor industries, and a newly established Real Estate and Construction division launched in 2022 to diversify its cyclical industrial earnings. As of early 2026, Falcon maintains a specialized market position by leveraging its ISO 9001-certified facilities in Taiwan, China, and the United States (Chevalier Machinery Inc.) to deliver intelligent, automated grinding solutions. Its primary direct competitors include Anderson Industrial Corp. (1528.TW), Asia Neo Tech Industrial (4542.TWO), and Ying Han Technology (4562.TWO). Within this landscape, Falcon distinguishes itself through its strategic pivot toward low-carbon building development and integrated construction services, aiming to stabilize its balance sheet following a reported TWD 1,008.15 million in annual sales for fiscal year 2025. Leadership is currently spearheaded by Chairman Lin Tsung-Lin (林聰麟), a veteran entrepreneur who assumed the role in 2022 and is the founder of the Cing Jing Lin Group, one of Taiwan's major real estate developers. Lin’s background in forestry and large-scale property development has been instrumental in the company’s recent organizational restructuring and entry into the construction sector. Working alongside him is Vice Chairman and General Manager Tung Shang-Yu (董上裕), also known as Alan Tung, an industrial engineering specialist with decades of operational management experience in the machine tool industry. The board of directors includes key figures such as Lin Yi-Zhen and Zhang Yu-Xin, who oversee investment judgment and human resources, respectively. The company’s strategic direction is heavily influenced by its affiliation with the Cing Jing Lin Group, which remains a significant stakeholder and provides the capital and pedigree necessary for Falcon’s ongoing transition into a diversified industrial and real estate holding entity.