- CEO
- Wu Pei Hsieh
- Full Time Employees
- 475
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Computer peripherals
- Address
- No. 460, Chenggong Road Taipei TPQ Taiwan 114705
- IPO Date
- Apr 3, 2003
- Business
- Panram International Corp. (8088.TWO) engages in the research, development, design, manufacture and sale of memory modules and flash memory related products including DRAM modules, solid state drives (SSDs), memory cards and I/O products such as IP phones, FPGA development boards, control boards, smart lights, smart meters, VGA cards, Thunderbolt 3 solutions and AC/DC power control boards; the company also provides original design manufacturing (ODM) and original equipment manufacturing (OEM) services encompassing product design, raw material procurement, logistics management, transportation, product testing and maintenance, as well as hardware design, mold development, DIP, SMT, IC testing and sorting, laser and spot soldering and laser engraving. Founded in 1994 and headquartered at 9F, No. 460, Sec. 5, Chenggong Road, Neihu District, Taipei City 114705, Taiwan, Panram operates primarily in Taiwan with products distributed to overseas markets including Asia, Europe and the Americas, serving sectors such as consumer electronics, communications equipment, industrial control computers, medical devices and automotive applications through its manufacturing facility in Taiwan's Liudu Technology Industrial Park featuring 21 SMT high-speed lines and a monthly capacity of 3.5 million units. Recent developments include the launch of industrial-grade SSD series with 3D TLC technology offering high read/write performance and wide temperature range, full-range I/O solutions for edge computing and AI applications, special M.2 IO adapter products and DDR5-related memory modules; in 2024, the company reduced DRAM production capacity below 50% amid a depressed memory market, announced layoffs of approximately 250 employees or nearly half its workforce of 475 due to canceled OEM orders from major clients including Kingston Technology, and pursued automotive growth and new partnerships to offset declining DDR4 demand.