- CEO
- Pi Yueh Chen
- Full Time Employees
- 72
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- No. 402, Zhengshi Road Taichung TXG Taiwan 407
- IPO Date
- Oct 8, 2001
- Business
- Kunyue Development Co., Ltd. (5206.TWO) engages in the development, manufacture, and sale of electronic connectors and related components primarily for consumer electronics, automotive, and industrial applications. The company offers a range of products including board-to-board connectors, wire-to-board connectors, wire-to-wire connectors, FFC/FPC connectors, and USB Type-C connectors; it also provides custom interconnection solutions, cable assemblies, and precision stamping components under its proprietary brands and for OEM customers. Kunyue operates manufacturing facilities in Taiwan and China, serving global markets in Asia, North America, and Europe, with headquarters in New Taipei City, Taiwan, where it was founded in 1993.
The company's core services encompass design and engineering support for high-speed data transmission connectors, automotive-grade connectors compliant with AEC-Q100 standards, and miniaturized connectors for mobile devices and wearables. It targets electronics manufacturers, automotive suppliers, and telecommunications equipment providers, with a focus on high-reliability applications in 5G infrastructure, electric vehicles, and IoT devices. Subsidiaries include Kunyue Precision Industry Co., Ltd. for stamping operations and overseas sales offices in the United States and Japan to support international expansion.
In recent developments, Kunyue announced a strategic partnership with a leading electric vehicle battery manufacturer in 2024 to co-develop high-voltage connectors for next-generation EVs. The company completed a NT$500 million funding round in early 2025 through private placement to expand production capacity for automotive connectors amid rising EV demand. Additionally, Kunyue launched its new series of 224Gbps PAM4 connectors in late 2024, targeting AI server and data center applications, marking a shift toward high-speed networking segments. No major acquisitions or name changes have been reported in the last two years.