TADC Business Summary

Taiwan Auto-Design Co. (TADC), widely known as Humen Technology (6791.TWO), operates a high-density business model centered on Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. The company generates revenue through a diversified mix of software licensing, recurring maintenance and subscription fees, and high-margin technical consulting services. Its operations are structured into three primary segments: Engineering Intelligence, which provides advanced simulation software as a long-term premier partner of Ansys; Business Management Intelligence, focusing on SAP Business One ERP implementations for small and medium enterprises; and Industry 4.0 System Integration, which offers smart manufacturing solutions including IoT, big data analytics, and robotic automation. TADC competes directly with regional IT service providers and specialized software distributors such as Cybernet Systems Taiwan, Systex Corporation, and Digiwin Software. As the first CAE-focused company to list on the Taipei Exchange, TADC maintains a dominant market position by bridging the gap between industrial design simulation and enterprise-level operational management. The leadership team at TADC is defined by its founding family pedigree and deep industry expertise. Chairman Lin Li-Li, an MBA graduate from National Chengchi University, provides the board's strategic oversight and governance. The company’s daily operations are led by General Manager (CEO) Frances Yang (Yang涪嵐), who also serves as the primary spokesperson and head of investor relations. Chief Strategy Officer Yang Shun-Ju, also an MBA from National Chengchi University, brings over four decades of experience in the CAD/CAM/CAE sector and was instrumental in securing the company’s foundational 1992 alliance with Ansys. Financial management is directed by CFO Tsai Hung-Hsiang, who oversees the firm’s fiscal health as it expands into AI-driven smart manufacturing. The board is further supported by independent directors such as Tsai Kuo-Chung and Wang Cheng-Ching, while major institutional backing from Li-Lan International Investment underscores the company's stable ownership and its critical role in the Asia-Pacific digital transformation landscape.