GPM Business Summary

Gallant Precision Machining (GPM) generates revenue through the design, manufacture, and servicing of high-precision process and automation equipment, primarily serving the semiconductor, flat panel display (FPD), and printed circuit board (PCB) sectors. Its business is strategically divided into three core segments: Semiconductor Equipment (focusing on advanced packaging, wafer grinding, and sorting), Display Equipment (OLED, LCD, and emerging Micro LED mass transfer), and Smart Automation solutions for industrial manufacturing. GPM operates a hardware-centric model supplemented by high-margin maintenance services and customized engineering consultancy. Within the Taiwan equipment ecosystem, GPM competes directly with Mirle Automation, Marketech International, and Contrel Technology. As a lead member of the "G2C+ Strategic Alliance," GPM occupies a dominant market position by offering integrated, turnkey production lines that bridge the gap between front-end processing and back-end assembly, effectively challenging high-end Japanese and European competitors. The company is led by Chairman and President Jason Chen (Chen Fu-Sheng), a mechanical engineering expert from National Sun Yat-sen University who transitioned GPM from a mold-making specialist into a semiconductor equipment powerhouse. Complementing this technical leadership is Vice Chairman and CEO Frank Liang (Liang Sheng-Hao), who holds an MBA from Washington State University and a Master of Laws from Northwestern University, bringing extensive cross-border management and legal expertise to the group’s strategic expansion. Liang also serves as Chairman of the subsidiary Gallant Micro Machining (GMM) and holds key roles within the G2C+ Alliance, ensuring operational synergy across the partner network. GPM’s board and ownership structure are anchored by strategic industrial investors, including Csun Manufacturing and Junpeng Investment, reflecting a deeply integrated corporate governance model designed for long-term R&D stability in the global chip supply chain.