- CEO
- Yang Ming Wu
- Full Time Employees
- 236
- Sector
- Industrial services
- Industry
- Engineering & construction
- Address
- No.1, Jihu Road Taipei TP Taiwan 114
- IPO Date
- Nov 25, 2013
- Business
- Chang Jia M&E Engineering Corp. (4550.TWO) is a Taiwan-based company principally engaged in mechanical and electrical engineering, providing comprehensive design, planning, construction management, testing, acceptance, and maintenance services for commercial, public, residential, and industrial buildings. The company offers core services including ultra-high voltage and high/low voltage power distribution systems; sanitary water supply, drainage, sewage, and wastewater treatment engineering; fire protection, water foam, and smoke exhaust systems; air conditioning and ventilation engineering; special electromechanical engineering for clean rooms in electronic semiconductor factories; access control security, parking, and building automation systems; as well as refrigerating, central monitoring energy management, and weak current projects such as communications and broadcasting. It also operates in the sports and leisure segment through Chang Jia Sports & Leisure, established in 2013, managing multiple civil sports centers including New Taipei City Zhonghe Civil Sports Center, New Taipei City Banqiao Civil Sports Center, Taipei City Jhong Jheng Sports Center, and Taoyuan City Luzhu Civil Sports Center, while sponsoring domestic sports events and providing scholarships for athletes. Founded in 1993 and headquartered at 8th Floor, No. 1, Lane 10, Jihu Road, Neihu District, Taipei City, Taiwan, Chang Jia primarily serves clients in Taiwan across industries such as high-tech factories (e.g., TSMC, ASE Technology), five-star hotels (e.g., Hotel Indigo Taipei North), aviation (e.g., EVA Airlines, STARLUX Airlines), and public works like the Universiade Athletes’ Village social housing. Recent projects as of third quarter 2023 include Nangang Taiwan Fertilizer C2 commercial building and Taichung Commercial Bank, with the company reporting third quarter 2025 earnings of NT$0.36 per share and maintaining operations in mechanical-electrical and sports segments amid stable revenue expectations from ongoing infrastructure projects.