Company information
- Ticker
- 6668
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Tech Hardware
Zhong Yang Business Summary
Zhong Yang Technology Co., Ltd. (6668.TW) operates as a specialized manufacturer in the precision optical sector, primarily generating revenue through the research, development, and sale of optical lens molds, including high-precision mold bases and cores. The company’s business is divided into three core segments: optical molds for mobile devices, automotive lens modules, and emerging applications such as drones and AR/VR glass components. By utilizing advanced nanometer-level processing and integrated mold designs, Zhong Yang serves as a critical upstream supplier for the global optical supply chain, providing the essential tooling required for mass-producing glass and plastic lenses. Within the competitive landscape, the company maintains a unique niche as a primary mold provider for Tier-1 lens makers, positioning itself alongside major Taiwanese optical peers such as Largan Precision (3008.TW), Genius Electronic Optical (3406.TW), and Young Optics (3504.TW), while leveraging its vertical integration to expand into finished lens assembly. The company was founded in 2013 by a team of industry veterans, including current Chairperson and Group Chief Strategy Officer Jung-Chou Lee, who brought extensive technical expertise from his previous tenure at Asia Optical. As of March 2026, the executive leadership is led by President and General Manager Chih-Cheng Hsu, who has overseen the company’s strategic pivot toward automotive and AI-driven optical markets. A defining feature of Zhong Yang’s corporate structure is the significant strategic backing of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. (Foxconn), which remains a major shareholder and key partner in the company's expansion into the automotive electronics and robotics sectors. The board of directors, which includes representatives from major investment entities like Hon Yuang International, is currently focused on scaling the company's new manufacturing facilities in Thailand to diversify production away from its primary hubs in Taichung and Dongguan.