- CEO
- Wen Tung Chou
- Full Time Employees
- 521
- Sector
- Process industries
- Industry
- Textiles
- Address
- No. 94, Fan Chin Road Changhua TX Taiwan
- IPO Date
- Apr 4, 1998
- Business
- Acelon Chemicals & Fiber Corporation engages primarily in the production and sale of synthetic yarns and filaments, specializing in nylon and polyester-based products for apparel, umbrellas, and industrial fabrics; core offerings include nylon 6 and nylon 66 filament yarns, polyester filaments, nylon and polyester textured yarns such as POY, FDY, DTY, and ATY, extra-thin compound yarns, polypropylene textured yarns, liquid dyed yarns, antistatic yarns, compound textured yarns, dope-dyed yarns like AceColor polypropylene FDY/DTY/ATY and recycled PET AceColor ECO, functional yarns with anti-bacterial, abrasion-resistant, flame-resistant, anti-static, and thermal management properties, high-tenacity Nylon 6 HT FDY, pre-consumer recycled Nylon 6 FDY/DTY/ATY, and bio-based low-carbon footprint yarns derived from castor oil. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in Puyan Township, Changhua County, Taiwan, with additional facilities in Fangyuan and Douliu, the company operates three plants in Taiwan and distributes products domestically as well as to Hong Kong, mainland China, Europe, the Americas, Middle East, North Africa, and other international markets; it serves textile manufacturers targeting sustainable and functional fabric applications. Subsidiaries include Acegreen Eco-Material Technology Co., Ltd., focused on cellulose fibers like Lyocell, environmentally friendly textiles, melt-blown non-woven fabrics, and medical masks; Ju-Tai Environmental Materials Technology Co., Ltd., developing cellulose filaments, PP non-woven, and masks, with recent investments yielding profitability contributions in 2024; and Ju-Ju-Mao Biotechnology Co., Ltd., specializing in ultra-fine functional fibers. Recent developments encompass a long-term strategic partnership announced in 2025 with Circ, a U.S. textile recycling firm, under which Acegreen commits to purchasing recycled pulp and polyester over five years for lyocell and filament production, building on prior R&D collaboration since at least 2023; expanded production of sustainable products including recyclable polyester filaments, dope-dyed fibers, and natural cellulose fibers that earned the 2024 National Innovation Excellence Award; completion of carbon footprint verification, GRS certification for recycled lines, solar facility expansions with energy storage systems, AI-driven smart manufacturing initiatives, and a 24.93% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions progress toward net-zero goals; plus investments in green raw materials, robotic automation, and overseas production bases to mitigate trade risks.