CFPREC Business Summary

ChenFull Precision Co., Ltd. (6829.TWO) operates as a specialized manufacturer of high-precision components, generating revenue through the integrated production of vacuum chambers and critical modules for the semiconductor, optoelectronic, and aerospace industries. The company’s business is divided into three primary segments: Semiconductor Equipment, which produces aluminum alloy and stainless steel vacuum chambers for PVD and CVD processes; Optoelectronics, focusing on flat panel display (FPD) equipment components; and Aerospace & Defense, which manufactures engine cases and structural airframe parts for global civil aviation and defense contractors. As of March 2026, the company is aggressively expanding its semiconductor footprint with a new production facility in Chiayi and has recently diversified into quantum computing infrastructure by delivering ultra-low temperature vacuum systems. Within the Taiwanese precision machining market, ChenFull Precision competes directly with Aerospace Industrial Development Corp (AIDC), Drewloong Precision, and Chaheng Precision, positioning itself as a high-tier niche provider with specialized welding and surface treatment capabilities that bridge the gap between industrial machinery and high-spec defense requirements. The company’s leadership is anchored by Chairman Chiung Ju Chang and CEO/General Manager Ming-Tsun Lai, both of whom have been in their respective roles since the company’s formal spin-off from its parent group in 2020. CEO Ming-Tsun Lai brings extensive technical pedigree from his previous tenure as Vice President of the Precision Technology Division at the parent company, Chen Full International Co., Ltd. (千附實業), which remains the majority shareholder with an approximate 63% stake. The executive team is supported by key figures such as Associate Manager Tseng Sheng-tung and Accounting Supervisor Lin Min-hui, who oversee the firm's operational scaling and financial governance. The Board of Directors includes representatives from major investment entities such as Hung Min Development and Hongji Investment, reflecting a stable institutional backing that has guided the firm from its 1976 origins as a business unit to its current status as an independent, publicly traded leader in Taiwan's advanced manufacturing ecosystem.