Company information
- Ticker
- 6924
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Electronic Components
EIKEI-KY Business Summary
EIKEI-KY (6924.TW) operates a high-margin, light-asset business model specializing in niche printed circuit board (PCB) design, electronic component integration, and cross-border supply chain management. The company generates revenue primarily through the sale of customized PCB solutions and industrial personal computer (IPC) components, with over 75% of its business concentrated in the automotive sector, serving major Japanese Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers. As of early 2026, the company has successfully diversified into high-growth AI server infrastructure, specifically providing liquid cooling and heat dissipation components for Cooling Distribution Units (CDUs). EIKEI-KY distinguishes itself from capital-intensive manufacturers like ExPlus Inc., AIRPRO Technology, and Circuitech Precision Electronics by maintaining no internal production capacity, instead focusing on design-led integration and logistics flexibility to capture small-to-medium volume, high-complexity orders that larger competitors typically avoid. The company was founded in 2015 by Chairman Liu Shih-lin, a veteran of the Japanese PCB industry whose academic and professional background in Japan established the firm's deep-rooted relationships with Japanese automotive giants. The current leadership team includes General Manager (CEO) Hsu Ming-che, who oversees global operations, and Chief Financial Officer Wu Jian-fang, who manages the firm's high-dividend payout strategy. Other key executives include Vice President Takeshi Nishida and Associates Hiroshi Ikeda and Kong Zhen-dong, reflecting a management team with significant cross-border expertise in Asian and North American markets. Major institutional backing is provided by Green Mountain Co., Ltd. and Big Wave Co., Ltd., while the board is supported by independent directors Lin Jun-hong and Chen Yu-li, ensuring robust governance as the company expands its footprint into Mexico and Slovakia to mitigate geopolitical risks.