- CEO
- Masahiro Hosoe
- Full Time Employees
- 192
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic components
- Address
- 661, Arimoto Wakayama WA Japan 640-8390
- IPO Date
- Dec 2, 2004
- Business
- Taiyo Technolex Co., Ltd. (6663.T) manufactures and sells flexible printed circuit boards, board test systems, prober products, mirror polishing machines, and industrial machinery systems primarily in Japan, China, Thailand, Taiwan, and other Asian markets; the company operates through four main segments including electronic boards featuring advanced flexible printed circuits (FPCs) such as single-sided and double-sided fine pitch, multilayered, high-frequency compatible for 5G/6G applications with MSAP deposition technology and high-density blind via (BVH), prototypes, small-lot production, ACF crimping services, and component-mounted boards; test systems encompassing fully-automatic and semi-automatic visual inspection machines with enhanced AI for defect detection, electrical continuity test systems, final appearance inspection, and function test systems adaptable to various workpieces like ceramics; mirror polishing machines under the MIRAC brand including cylindrical ultra-mirror grinders; and industrial systems such as visual defect inspection devices, FA/robot system integration, image processing equipment, and technology trading that connects manufacturers with sales channels for labor-saving and quality-stability solutions. Founded in December 1960 and headquartered at 661 Arimoto, Wakayama-shi, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, the company maintains subsidiaries including MIRAC Co., Ltd., Taiyo Technolex (Thailand) Co., Ltd., and Taiyo Technolex (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., with additional facilities in Tokyo, Kyushu, and a representative office in Taipei. In December 2023, Taiyo Industrial Co., Ltd. changed its name to Taiyo Technolex Co., Ltd. to reflect its focus on flexible technology and global expansion beyond traditional manufacturing, symbolizing the flexibility of FPCs and commitment to new technologies like innovation in R&D, sustainability initiatives aligned with SDGs, and enhanced production capabilities for high-precision equipment.