- CEO
- Kuang Chin Ting
- Full Time Employees
- 1,549
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Metal fabrication
- Address
- 179 Liaoning Street Taipei TP Taiwan 104105
- IPO Date
- Jan 13, 1998
- Business
- CX Technology Corporation (2415.TW) manufactures and sells cold forgings, warm forgings, stamping parts, and plastic injection components primarily for automotive stereo speakers, communication equipment, professional acoustics, automobiles, computers, electrical appliances, and toys. The company offers speaker components including cones, dust caps, front plates/core caps, copper caps, back plates, grilles, motor structure assemblies, plastic injection parts, and steel baskets; automotive parts such as inner collars, spool housings, pistons, pulley shafts, speaker brackets, and head unit brackets; integrated cable routing products; bobbin cases; and other cold forging components, along with metal forming, plastic injection molding, CNC machining, surface treatments, sub-assembly, and outsourcing services. It operates through production and sale of metalworks, electronic materials, and electronic parts/components, as well as investment activities. CX Technology maintains a global presence with manufacturing facilities in Taiwan, its headquarters location, and Vietnam—where it ranks as the largest cold/warm forging manufacturer—primarily in Ho Chi Minh City for forging operations and Hai Duong province for plastic injection via its wholly-owned subsidiary Merrimack River Precision Industrial Corporation (MRP); it serves international markets across these regions. Founded in 1972 and formerly known as ChainXen Metal Factory Co., Ltd. until its name change in May 2000, the company is listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange and employs approximately 1,541 people with administrative functions in Taipei. In recent developments, CX Technology reported improved financial performance for the third quarter and nine months ended September 30, 2025, alongside quarterly revenue growth to NT$621.44 million and net income of NT$59.28 million in its latest reported period, reflecting operational resilience amid market fluctuations; it continues to leverage its Vietnam facilities for expanded cold forging capacity, producing over 200 million parts annually with more than 180 machines including a 2000-ton press.