- CEO
- Feng-Cheng Su
- Full Time Employees
- 1,512
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Semiconductors
- Address
- No.15, Kejung Road Miaoli TX Taiwan 350
- IPO Date
- Nov 25, 1998
- Business
- Tyntek Corporation (2426.TW) manufactures and markets silicon and compound semiconductor components, primarily light-emitting diode (LED) chips and related optoelectronic devices. The company offers visible LED chips, ultra-high brightness (HB) LED chips, infrared LED chips, photo diodes, photo transistors, zener diodes, and silicon-based products including Si submounts, resistors, ambient sensors, phototransistors, photo-diodes, photovoltaic generators, and micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS); it also provides optical fiber communication components such as InGaAs/InP-based PIN photodiodes (PD), avalanche photodiodes (APD), LEDs, and monitor PDs for applications in 2.5G and 10G networks. Products serve industries including consumer electronics, automotive safety systems, industrial control, wearable devices, remote controls, proximity sensing, smoke detection, and fiber-optic communications, with target customers encompassing manufacturers of touch panels, sweeping robots, photoelectric sensors, and high-speed transmission devices.
Founded in 1987 and headquartered at No. 15, Kejung Road, Chunan Science Park, Miaoli County, Taiwan, Tyntek operates manufacturing facilities at its Kejung Plant and Renai Plant in Chunan Township, Miaoli County, as well as an offshore manufacturing center in Wuhan City, China. The company focuses on research, development, and production of sensing solutions, emphasizing high-value-added, modularized products for diversification into wearable, industrial, and automotive markets.
In recent developments, Tyntek ended its investment in upstream LED chip maker Alpha Plus Epi Inc. and shifted chip manufacturing operations to China to optimize costs and capacity amid market challenges. The company continues to invest in sustainability initiatives, including greenhouse gas inventory verification at its Taiwan plants, TCFD climate risk disclosures, and ESG integration via a dedicated committee established in 2022, while pursuing product structure adjustments for higher gross margins and expanded international marketing in Europe, America, and Japan. Despite a 6.28% revenue decline to NT$2.267 billion in 2023 due to industry inventory adjustments and economic pressures, Tyntek maintains focus on R&D for niche sensing components and operational resilience.