- CEO
- Yu Heng Chiao
- Full Time Employees
- 8,639
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic components
- Address
- No. 566-1, Gaoshi Road Taipei Taiwan 110
- IPO Date
- Nov 21, 1997
- Business
- Walsin Technology Corporation (2492.TW) develops, manufactures and sells passive electronic components worldwide, with production facilities primarily in Asia and sales reaching Asia, the Americas and Europe. The company offers multilayer ceramic chip capacitors including RF MLCC, high-voltage, high-capacitance, soft termination, automotive, safety, high-temperature MLCC and disc capacitors; chip resistors encompassing thick film, thin film, low ohm current sensing, automotive, anti-sulfur and total lead-free types; thin film resistors with precision high-tolerance options down to 0.01% and ultra-low TCR of 1ppm; inductors such as wire-wound ceramic chip, SMD air coil, chip beads, common mode chokes and multilayer/wire-wound power inductors; safety components including safety standard ceramic capacitors, radial leaded multilayer ceramic capacitors and MOV/MLV varistors; RF filters comprising high-frequency band pass/balanced, low/high pass, common mode, SAW, diplexer, triplexer, balun and coupler types; antennas featuring chip, PIPA metal stamping, FPA, NFC, PCA, dipole, wireless power charger, cable assembly and connector varieties; and antenna switch modules. Incorporated in 1992 and headquartered in Taoyuan City, Taiwan, at No. 566-1 Gaoshi Road, the company serves applications in mobile devices, networking, automotive, industrial equipment, power supplies, IoT, green energy, PCs, peripherals and lighting. Walsin Technology maintains strategic alliances including synergies with powder maker PDC and specialty producer Kamaya, and in late June 2025 partnered with INPAQ to invest over NT$2.3 billion in a private placement of TXC Corporation common stock; additionally, its subsidiary Silitech Technology acquired a 45% stake in Japan's FDK Corporation in early 2025 for approximately NT$14.4 billion to enter the nickel-metal hydride battery sector.