7 Leading OTC Firms Head to Singapore to Connect With Global Capital
Taishin Securities together with the Taipei Exchange held the "TPEx & Taishin Taiwan Corporate Day" in Singapore on the 29th, leading 7 quality OTC companies to Singapore to engage with nearly 20 international institutional investors including Singapore sovereign funds, professional investment institutions, large asset management companies and insurance institutions. Through one-on-one closed-door meetings and small group meetings, senior executives shared business strategies, industry trends and long-term growth momentum, helping Taiwan companies connect with international capital and enhancing the international visibility of Taiwan's capital market.
Semiconductor Cluster in Focus as Singapore Capital Momentum Stays Strong
Taishin Securities President Li-Kuo Chen said that as the global AI industry accelerates and the technology supply chain continues to restructure, Taiwan, with its complete semiconductor and ICT industry cluster, is seeing its strategic position in the global technology supply chain gain increasing attention from international capital. Singapore combines the advantages of being both the gateway to ASEAN and an international financial center, bringing together sovereign funds, asset management institutions and international investment capital. Taishin Securities is targeting the capital momentum of the Singapore market to promote exchanges with overseas institutional investors, helping quality Taiwan companies build more direct and in-depth communication channels with international investors.
Covering 7 Key Areas, Demonstrating Supply Chain Strength
The 7 outstanding OTC companies invited to Singapore include Hermes Epitek (3131), Auras Technology (3324), Tai-Tech (3357), eMemory Technology (3529), Gudeng Precision (3680), Aspeed Technology (5274) and Taiwan Semiconductor (5425), spanning key areas such as advanced packaging wet process equipment, thermal modules, inductor components, embedded non-volatile memory IP, semiconductor photomask carriers, remote server management chips and power semiconductors. All are leading representatives of the global supply chain and Taiwan's capital market, demonstrating the competitive advantages of Taiwan companies in the global technology supply chain.
Systems and Infrastructure Advancing Together as Foreign Participation Rises to 31%
The event also invited the Taipei Exchange and the Taiwan Depository & Clearing Corporation to give special presentations, introducing the diversity, liquidity and digital development of Taiwan's capital market from market systems and industry structure to back-office infrastructure, showcasing an investment environment combining efficiency, resilience and growth momentum. Chen noted that the event demonstrated the cross-border and cross-industry integration synergies of Taishin Shin Kong Financial Holding, leveraging the local resources and institutional client network of Taishin Bank's Singapore branch to connect securities and banking service capabilities. Taipei Exchange President Li-Ching Chen said the AI investment boom has brought Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain into the spotlight, with lively exchanges on site. Over the past 5 years, foreign participation in the TPEx market has risen from 17% to 31%, and overseas investor solicitation events will continue to be held to jointly build Taiwan into an "Asian Asset Management Center".