Company information
- Ticker
- 6962
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Semiconductors
ITH Business Summary
ITH CORP (6962.TW) is a leading fabless semiconductor firm specializing in the design and commercialization of high-performance Display Driver ICs (DDIC) and Touch and Display Driver Integration (TDDI) solutions. The company generates revenue through the direct sale of integrated circuits to global display module manufacturers and OEMs, with a business model focused on three primary segments: Mobile (smartphones and tablets), IT (notebooks and gaming), and Automotive/Industrial displays. Following its strategic 2025 acquisition of MediaTek’s discrete timing controller (TCON) business, ITH has transitioned into a comprehensive display-subsystem provider, leveraging proprietary high-voltage process technology to capture market share in OLED and automotive TDDI. It competes directly with Novatek Microelectronics, Raydium Semiconductor, and Himax Technologies, positioning itself as a high-growth challenger with a dominant footprint in the global laptop display driver market. The executive leadership is anchored by Chairman Wayne Liang (Liang Kung-wu), the former Chairman of MStar Semiconductor, and President Bruce Chen (Chen Tai-yuan), who previously led ILI Technology (Ilitek). ITH’s pedigree is defined by its 2024 spin-off from Ilitek, a former MediaTek subsidiary, which endowed the firm with a massive patent portfolio and deep-rooted partnerships with tier-one display giants like BOE, AUO, and Innolux. The company maintains a strategic alliance with MediaTek, which holds a significant minority interest, while the early 2026 entry of touch-solution giant TPK Holding as a major shareholder (acquiring a 23.8% stake) underscores its critical role in the touch-and-display convergence market. This leadership team’s extensive experience in large-scale IC design and supply chain management provides ITH with a competitive advantage in R&D efficiency and global distribution compared to its mid-cap peers.