- CEO
- Chao Pin Cheng
- Full Time Employees
- 710
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Electrical products
- Address
- NO.19-11, Sanchong Road Taipei TP Taiwan 11501
- IPO Date
- Mar 26, 1994
- Business
- Allis Electric Co., Ltd. (1514.TW) develops, manufactures, and sells transformers, switching devices, and electronic power products worldwide; its core offerings include line interactive and online uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems for IT, data centers, telecommunications, semiconductors, and petrochemical applications; telecom switching mode rectifiers and parallel inverters; grid-connected and self-consumption solar inverters; SCR, rail/metro, and electric forklift battery chargers; transmission and distribution pole line hardware and apparatus such as switches and vacuum breakers; high-voltage metal-clad and gas-insulated switchgears, high- and low-voltage switchgears, motor control centers, control panels, and distribution panels; oil-immersed, cast resin, dry-type, amorphous core, potential, and current transformers; and SEL multifunctional protection relays, alongside engineering services for power station monitoring, SCADA systems, and installation of electrical, mechanical, air-conditioning, environmental, and water drainage projects. The company operates in IT, telecommunications, industrial, wireless, utility, and supervisory control sectors, serving customers including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Toshiba, and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, with global reach through subsidiaries and partners such as Impact Power Inc. in the US, AEC International S.r.L. in Italy, PHD Powerhouse in South Africa, Allis Electric (S) Pte Ltd in Singapore, Nissin-Allis Electric Co., Ltd., Le Min Industrial Co., Ltd., and others in Taiwan and China. Founded in 1968 and headquartered at No. 19-11, Sanchong Road, Taipei 11501, Taiwan, Allis Electric maintains factories in Hsinchuang and Yangmei, with approximately 487 to 631 employees. Recent developments include its subsidiary Yishun Development & Investment acquiring property in New Taipei City for NT$9.1 million in November 2025 to support operations; expansion beyond semiconductors into AI and data center markets leveraging high- and low-voltage switchgear expertise as of late 2024; anticipation of critical growth from 2026-2028 driven by Taiwan Power's resilient grid plan and semiconductor power demand; election of Chen Ming-Sheng as director in June 2025; board and committee appointments including Yen-Shin Lai to audit and remuneration committees in 2024; early redemption of domestic convertible bonds in February 2025; and reporting NT$801 million profit for 2024 with Q3 2025 earnings released in November 2025.