- CEO
- Sen Fu Wu
- Full Time Employees
- 250
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Metal fabrication
- Address
- No. 20, Huaxi Road Kaohsiung City KHH Taiwan 831
- IPO Date
- Nov 1, 2011
- Business
- Sumeeko Industries Co., Ltd. (2066.TWO) manufactures and supplies precision metal fasteners and automotive components, including screws, bolts, nuts, plugs, aluminum sliders, stampings, machined parts, power trains, suspensions, transmissions, exhausts, chassis, and interior parts. The company serves the automotive, machinery, construction, appliance, and electronics industries with standard and customized solutions, holding certifications such as TS-16949 and supplier status as Tier 1 for General Motors and Chrysler, and Tier 2 for Toyota and Tesla. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Sumeeko operates facilities in Taiwan, China, Turkey, Austria, Germany, and a new plant in Detroit, United States.
Sumeeko maintains an inventory of approximately 90,000 standard parts and 100,000 customized items, supported by over 10% of its workforce dedicated to R&D for automation, cost-saving processes, and patented designs tailored to customer specifications. The company exports globally to regions including Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia, with key clients encompassing major automakers such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Volkswagen, and others through its international operations.
In recent developments, Sumeeko expanded into the U.S. market in 2024 by investing NT$500 million in a new manufacturing facility in Detroit via its 2018-acquired subsidiary Max Mothes GmbH (MMG), a German automotive fastener supplier, with production commencing by year-end to enhance order flexibility and shorten cash conversion cycles. This move complements its existing plants in Taiwan, China, Turkey, and Europe, positioning the U.S. as its anticipated largest revenue market ahead of Europe. Discussions for a potential joint venture with Mitsuchi were reported in late 2025, signaling further strategic growth in the fastener sector.