- CEO
- Hsin Chih Chen
- Full Time Employees
- 1,736
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Metal fabrication
- Address
- No.355-6, Zhongshan Road Tainan TQ Taiwan 711
- IPO Date
- Jan 17, 1998
- Business
- San Shing Fastech Corp. (5007.TW) manufactures and markets a broad range of fastener products including steel nuts, bolts and screws, washers, steel wires, tooling, dies, machinery, and related metal forming components; it also engages in heat treatment processing and produces server computer fans and other metal products. Founded in 1965 and headquartered in Tainan, Taiwan, the company operates production facilities spanning 194,781 square meters of land and 88,833 square meters of factory space, employing around 1,406 people with 2023 turnover of NT$6.64 billion. The Taiwan-based firm serves global markets, exporting 95% of its approximate 50,000-ton annual nut production (equating to 4.8 billion nuts) primarily to automotive manufacturers in the United States, Germany, Europe, and other international regions, positioning it as one of the world's largest professional steel nut producers.
San Shing Fastech focuses on high-value-added fasteners for the automotive sector, including custom washers, weld nuts, U-bolts, weld bolts (studs), and products certified under IATF16949 and ISO-45001 standards; its business segments encompass nut forming, wire processing, mechanical tooling, and machinery production for industries such as automotive, electronics, and general manufacturing.
In recent developments, the company celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2025, highlighting ongoing improvements in production technology; its exhibition booth at the 2024 Taiwan Design Expo earned the Red Dot Design Award in 2025. San Shing continues to invest in automation, digital management aligned with Industry 4.0, forged parts and metal forming technologies, smart manufacturing through industry-academia cooperation, and expansion into higher-level European tooling orders to enhance efficiency, quality, and product range. The firm maintains its commitment to innovation, holding numerous global patents from pioneering high-speed nut forming machines in 1968, while pursuing growth as a leading fastener partner without major acquisitions, funding rounds, or reorganizations reported in the last 1-2 years.